Sentence examples for applying a ratio from inspiring English sources

Drexler and Brattin standardized the procedure and recommended applying a ratio of 1 g of substrate per 100 mL fluid for media containing Pb in amounts less than 5% by weight (0.5/100 for substrates > 5 wt % Pb) [84].

The lack of specificity may be overcome, however, by applying a ratio of Tau/Aβ1-42 or phospho-tau/Aβ1-42 [ 93].

All-cause hospitalisation probabilities in subsequent years were calculated by applying a ratio of first-year to subsequent-year hospitalisation rates derived from the study by Arora [ 32].

By applying a ratio cut-off of ± 1, which is equivalent to relative expression changes of at least two-fold, 23 genes exhibited higher transcript levels in the zur mutant when compared to the wild-type strain, whereas three genes showed lower transcript levels in C. glutamicum JS2502.

The resulting ratio/intensity (m/ a) plot of the normalized data is presented in Figure 2. By applying a ratio cut-off of ± 1, corresponding to relative expression changes equal or greater than twofold, a total of 257 genes revealed a differential expression in C. glutamicum IB2103 (see Additional file 1).

A recent Swedish randomized trial registered costs of a self-sampling approach and by applying a ratio of six treated CIN2+ lesions to avert one cancer, the authors concluded this intervention would likely be cost-saving and at least cost neutral [ 22].

But if Mr. Perry and other tax representatives persuade the Assessment Review Commission to apply a ratio of 0.88percentt while reviewing grievances, Mr. Perry believes he could help reduce the Casals' assessment by 12percentt and get their assessed value down to $3,202.

24 Concerning invalidity, we applied a ratio of 10% based on the data of some authors who proposed 13%.

In place of direct information on disease burden, we applied a ratio to the YLD attributable to stroke, based on WHO estimates of disease burden (21).

A set of 91 most relevant compounds was selected by applying a Fisher ratio cut-off approach and most of them were selectively removed by one of the cigarette filter types.

However, this proposed methodology has the constraint of applying a high ratio of oversampling, thus requiring a high training time.