Sentence examples for analysis of the ratio from inspiring English sources
Statistical analysis of the ratio of P-P38/P38 P-P38/P38K1/JNK1(g), p-JNK2/JNK2 (h) in different groups.
Therefore, an analysis of the ratio of the resonance frequencies of the modes was first done, to have an indication for the presence of stress in the bundles.
(c e) Statistical analysis of the ratio of P-PI3k/PI3K (c), p-AKT/AKT (d), and p-mTOR/mTOR (e) in different groups, including NC, pLV-veh, pLV-IAPP, Ctrl siIAPP, pLV-siIAPP, and Pramlintide.
Finally, a statistical analysis of the ratio between the line-integrated measurements from the neutron profile monitor and the neutron rate from the JET neutron monitors is presented.
But the new analysis of the ratio of argon-36 to argon-38 is particularly incisive because the element is so unreactive.
Moreover, Dr Kaifu and his colleagues have also carried out a comparative analysis of the ratio of brain to body size of present-day humans which they say indicates that it is indeed possible for erectus's brain to have shrunk to the size of the hobbit's.
Chatter and non-chatter cutting states, associated with the orthogonal cutting of stiff metal cylinders, are identified through an analysis of the ratios of the mean absolute deviations of details of the biorthogonal 6,8 wavelet decomposition of cutting force measurements.
A complete set of Grüneisen parameters is reported for all the features of the Raman spectrum of graphite; the analysis of the ratios of such parameters provides direct information on the intrinsic coupling and stress response of each phonon branch.
Statistical analysis of the ratios of predicted-to-measured periods demonstrated that predicted periods were very similar to those observed, and the scatter is also lower than in existing equations.
Analysis of the ratios of specific fatty acid pairs indicated trans-10, cis-12 CLA also shifted fatty acid composition in a manner consistent with a reduction in Δ9-desaturase.
Analysis of the ratios of stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen in these bones has been undertaken for a number of Neanderthal specimens from a wide temporal range (about 130,000 to about 30,000 years ago).
