The phrase "applying this ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or utilization of a specific ratio in calculations or analyses.
Example: "In our financial analysis, we will be applying this ratio to assess the company's profitability."
Alternatives: "utilizing this ratio" or "employing this ratio".
Applying this ratio as a conversion factor, the optimum content of ground crystalline sand required to entirely consume the generated calcium hydroxide in hydrated cement was calculated to produce an optimized autoclaved concrete.
Even if the DJIA were to fall by 60% following some massive new shock, to around 5,000, applying this ratio of 2 would imply a gold price of $10,000 (the extreme scenario marking the top of our range).
This method estimates procedure-level costs by computing an overall ratio of departmental aggregate costs to charges and applying this ratio for individual procedures and services.
Applying this ratio to other higher income country may not cause substantial bias as treatment and follow-up practices may be comparable.
Applying this ratio to our study cohort (Fig. 3b) we achieved sensitivities of 100%% and specificities of 80%% (excluding segment 17) or 58%% (including segment 17).
Applying this ratio to several sets of patients they show that while in some the ratio behaves as if the lung has a pure shunt, in others it behaves as if V ˙ A / Q ˙ inequality is the problem.
Because of the large number of items, we could not apply this ratio when using items as indicators.
We summed this CIESIN population data by region and calculated ratios of GBD population/CIESIN population by region, and applied this ratio to each PM2.5 cell to adjust the CIESIN population to GBD population (hereon called adjusted population).
To compare the formerly injured leg of the injury group with a healthy leg of the control group without having to deal with the factor 'leg dominance' as a confounder, we recorded the ratio dominant/non-dominant leg involvement in the injury group and applied this ratio in the control group so that the same subdivision could be made randomly.
Applying this same ratio to the category of unknown proteins would generate an additional 166 unique transcripts among this group, for a total of 1,046 single matched sequences.
Where no risk estimate could be identified for very low/background levels of exposure, we estimated a RR for the 'lower-exposed' group by (i) taking the harmonic mean of all the available ratios of 'higher' to 'lower' RR estimates for cancer exposure pairs for which data were available and (ii) applying this average ratio to the 'higher'-level estimates to obtain 'lower'-level RR estimates.
