Sentence examples for as the proportion between from inspiring English sources

To define the genes that were upregulated or downregulated by cold, the fold change was calculated as the proportion between the sum of the RPKM for all gene transcripts under the cold condition and the same sum in control condition.

The FIv of a chemical system can be viewed geometrically as the proportion between the hypervolume of feasible region and that of a hypercube bounded by the expected upper and lower limits of uncertain process parameters.

To do this we rely on the notion of local clustering coefficient, which is defined as the proportion between the number of triangles in which a node is involved, and the total number of triangles in which it could be involved given its degree [77].

Alternatively, the longevity index is calculated as the proportion between centenarians and the total population in a nation [ 2].

Historically, Sachuk [ 5] first suggested the longevity index in 1970, as the proportion between the number of centenarians and the total population [ 6].

Hence, the endogenous auxin/cytokinin ratio estimated as the proportion between IAA and tZ levels was much higher in the 2101 022 MFR cultivar than in the 2003 R 8 cultivar for all time points, with the highest ratio found at 0 hAP.

With respect to the clinical variables, we found that dental caries experience was strongly associated with a worse perception of overall quality of life, as measured by AUQUEI, and as can be seen in the proportion between groups and the results of the nonparametric test (Table  4).

and are gain factors of intensities Dark and Bright, respectively, which is defined the same as in (15), that is, the proportion between the new intensity and the original one.

From these models, we extracted the estimated variance components and calculated repeatability as the proportion of the between-individual variance relative to the total variance (Nakagawa and Schielzeth 2010; Dingemanse and Dochtermann 2013).

NYHA classification as a dichotomous outcome, the number of responders and the total number of participants for each group were extracted to analyze risk ratio (RR), which was calculated as the ratio between the proportion of responders in treatment group and the proportion of responders in control group.

In 49 studies where this measure was reported an "effective rate ratio" (ERR) was calculated as the ratio between the proportion of responders in the treatment group and the proportion of responders in the control group.