The phrase "achievable ratios of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing metrics or benchmarks that can realistically be attained in a specific context, such as business, finance, or performance analysis.
Example: "The team set achievable ratios of profit margins to ensure sustainable growth over the next fiscal year."
Alternatives: "attainable ratios of" or "realistic ratios of".
In experiments conducted both in a prepubertal [ 12] and postpubertal model [ 13] of MNU-induced rat mammary carcinogenesis, we observed that administration of fish oil providing clinically achievable ratios of n-3FA : n-6FA (up to 2.3) had a marginal antitumor action of its own and modestly influenced a variety of host and tissue biomarkers potentially involved in mammary carcinogenesis [ 14].
In experiments conducted both in a prepubertal and postpubertal model of MNU-induced rat mammary carcinogenesis, we observed that administration of fish oil providing clinically achievable ratios of n-3FA : n-6FA (up to 2.3) potentiated the chemopreventive effects of Tamoxifen [ 12, 13].
The solution obtained in this paper is the input profile that provides the greatest achievable ratio of time-average dissipation function to time-average input energy satisfying the input constraints.
In addition, the achievable therapeutic ratio of radiotherapy may be improved by image-guided dose intensification to PET-defined biological target volumes that are at highest risk of recurrence, and dose sparing of functional lung volumes that are at highest risk of complication.
Procarbazine has been shown to be a hypoxic cell sensitizer of moderate ability in E. coli B/r, with an achievable enhancement ratio of 1.4 at subtoxic concentrations.
The results show that damping ratios of 32percent and 16percent are achievable in the first and second modes of a cantilever beam, respectively, using an F2MC damping treatment.
The highest achievable buckling mode is examined with respect to the ratios of beam length-to-constraints gap η="Lh and thickness-to-material length factor γ= tl.
With appropriate pretreatment, it is estimated that recovery ratios of as high as 40 50% are achievable before NaCl, a major constituent, is likely to limit further concentration without significant crystallization.
We analyze the achievable compression ratios and the quality and accuracy of reconstructed results at each compression ratio.
The highest achievable buckling mode is then studied with respect to the Young's moduli ratios of movable constraints-to-beam and flexible constraints-to-beam, respectively, and the ratio of walls gap-to-beam length.
Ratios of useful heat delivered to driving heat of nearly four are shown to be achievable with this system.
