Sentence examples for an optimised ratio from inspiring English sources

Finally, the more agile process design serves an optimised ratio between engineering expenses and customer value – called Return on Engineering.

However, any treatment aiming to mimic the critical aspects of the natural biological process should not be limited to the provision of a single GF, but rather should release multiple therapeutic agents at an optimised ratio, each at a physiological dose, in a specific spatiotemporal pattern.

By using an optimised St/PUDA ratio, we manufactured polyHIPEs with impact strength similar to that of commercial closed-cell polyurethane foam.

This was achieved by introducing H2 and CO at various mixture ratios at a concentration of 6% (v/v) to a standardised DPF regeneration process in order to identify an optimised mixture ratio.

The number of beads: cell ratio was maximally 10 : 1 when there were <10 cells but apart from this the optimised ratio was 3 : 1, which we found to result in a high degree of purity without the cells being completely coated with beads.

Cells were incubated with various concentrations of fludarabine, SJG-136 and fludarabine in an optimised fixed-ratio combination with SJG-136 for 48 h at 37°C.

Matching was performed using a 1 2 ratio, an optimised matching algorithm and an absolute difference in propensity score of 0.1.

A fourth medium, PDMR, designed by modifying a stoichiometrically-formulated medium with an optimised carbon source concentration and carbon to nitrogen ratio displayed pDNA volumetric and specific yields of 23.8 μg/ml and 11.2 μg/mg dry cell mass respectively.

By assessing the DECT images, an optimised keV window based on the contrast-to-noise ratio between tissues can be calculated.

To simplify these structural influences, we identify a single parameter called the pore length/pore diameter aspect ratio [lp/dp], which can be used for the preparation of AAO with an optimised RIfS signal.

It is an optimised way to do agriculture," he said.