Sentence examples for advantage ratio from inspiring English sources

As well as, the calculated values of the advantage depth and advantage ratio are 7.51 cm and 3.49, respectively.

For a phantom placed 10 cm from beam exit, MCNP calculation shows that the advantage depth is 8.9 cm, and advantage ratio is 5.6 if boron concentration in tumor and normal tissue are assumed to be 65 and 18 ppm.

With 10B concentrations in normal tissue and tumor of 11.4 and 40 ppm, the calculated advantage depth dose rate to the modified Snyder head phantom is 0.53 RBE-Gy min−1 at the advantage depth of 85 mm, giving an advantage ratio of 4.8.

Recent results from a multicenter, randomized phase III trial, the UK ABC-02 trial that evaluated GEM with or without cisplatin in patients with advanced or metastatic BTC have demonstrated a clear survival advantage (hazard ratio 0.68, P = 0.002) for the combination of GEM and cisplatin (GC regimen) without added clinically intolerable toxicity [5].

From these measurements we calculated suction index, the displacement advantage (the ratio of output to input displacement) of lower jaw opening, the transmission coefficient of the opercular four-bar for a five-degree input rotation, and jaw protrusion.

As things now stand, former national-security adviser Brent Scowcroft and others worry that the proposed agreement gives the Soviets a dangerous advantage in the ratio of their warheads to our missile silos.

It has the advantage over relief ratio in that it is not dependent on the basin length which is questionable parameter in oddly shaped watersheds.

In fact, EHAs can combine the power to weight ratio advantage of hydraulic technology with the versatility and ease of installation and control of electric technology.

The analysis takes advantage of small ratio of the NES and the primary masses, but does not require the restitution coefficient to be close to unity.

To evaluate the clinical advantage of the ratio of serum ornithine carbamoyltransferase (OCT) to alanine aminotransferase (ALT) in the diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

An advantage of the ratio method is that the burnup of the cylindrical fuel compacts can be determined in small (2.5 mm) axial increments and an axial burnup profile can be produced.