Sentence examples for approximated ratio from inspiring English sources

The dose of n-3 used in our study, similar to that recommended by the US FDA, WHO, and AHA for humans (approximated ratio of 50 mg/kg/day) [ 21– 23], could not have been effective; however, much higher dose of n-3 (EPA), up to 2.5 g/kg/day, has been tried by others [ 42].

Furthermore, β k is a constant related to the target BER of user k by [16] β k = 1. 5 - ln ( 5 B E R k ), and which indicates the approximated ratio between the SNR needed to achieve a certain rate for a practical system and the theoretical limit [10].

This ratio approximates the ratio of N e / N b, assuming Ne/ Ngen is proportional to N b / Ncensus.

We assumed that hazard ratios and risk ratios approximated the rate ratio.

Q. What is the approximate ratio of fresh to salt water on earth?

The donkeys' panniers, therefore, contained water, wine and dairy products in the approximate ratio of 2 1 2.

For GO dispersed in MLC-6608, the D band Raman intensities were observed in the approximate ratio 5 8 16 for an infiltration reservoir, 11.6 μm channel and 3.6 μm channel respectively.

Thus, a rectangle the sides of which are in the approximate ratio of 3 : 5 (Φ−1 = 0.618...), or 8 : 5 (Φ = 1.618...), is presumed to have the most pleasing proportions, aesthetically speaking.

There's the equity approach: Is it "fair" that executives at big companies should make 275 times (today's approximate ratio) what their average employees make?

Based on the XPS results, we have an approximate ratio between sp2 and sp3 of 4.5 1.

Note that the approximate ratio is 1.5 for (mathsf {Chris}), and is 2 for (mathsf {DMST}).