The phrase "adverse ratio" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of "adverse ratio," which is not a commonly recognized term.
Example: "The study revealed an adverse ratio that indicated a higher risk of complications."
Alternatives: "negative ratio" or "unfavorable ratio."
Intakes were lowest in several Pacific island nations with very high intakes of palm oil, creating adverse ratios of polyunsaturated to saturated fats in these nations.
The adverse mobility ratio across this shock is not very large, about 1.5 3 in the cases considered.
Analytical solutions for 1D tertiary low-salinity floods show two saturation shocks one of which is associated with an adverse mobility ratio.
This happens as a result of the low viscosity of the CO2 compared to the oil, and it results in an adverse mobility ratio.
This study provides new insights into some pore-scale displacement events occurring in the presence of adverse mobility ratio through mixed-wet porous media with different pore throat sizes.
Due to the adverse mobility ratio conditions in heavy oil waterflooding processes, the viscous force is not as significant as that in conventional waterflooding in terms of enhancing oil recovery.
The justification for this fingering phenomenon is related mainly to the adverse mobility ratio between the displacing and displaced fluids as well as the microheterogeneity of the glass micromodel used, which is represented by the variable pore body, pore throat, and depth of etching within the layer (Table 1).
This cumulative adverse effect ratio represented the number of adverse effects with corresponding severity rating.
Also in India, violent crimes against women have been linked to regions with adverse sex ratio.
The cumulative adverse effect ratio was created a priori with incorporation of the normalization for purpose of interpatient comparison.
