The phrase "average measurement ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical data, comparisons, or analyses involving measurements.
Example: "The average measurement ratio of the two groups indicates a significant difference in performance."
Alternatives: "mean measurement ratio" or "typical measurement ratio".
Whereas, the pig lateral meniscus, with the exception of the circumference, had dimensions that were significantly larger than the human lateral meniscus with an average measurement ratio of pig:human of 1.4 1 (range, 0.8 2.0).
For the remaining dimensions quantified, the sheep medial meniscus for the most part, was not significantly different from the human (p > 0.1); while different dimensions from the pig medial meniscus were significantly larger (p < 0.001) than the human medial meniscus with an average measurement ratio of pig:human of 1.3 1.
Intriguingly, the average measurements of the a/b ratio were less than 25% in all groups of photocatalyzed E. coli cells (Fig. 6B D), indicating that there is indeed an apical-terminus preference on the induction of these hole-like deformations.
Cortex canal measurements were made at 3 levels (top of lesser trochanter, middle of lesser trochanter, and base of lesser trochanter), and average measurements were used to calculate cortex canal ratios.
From these points three vertebral heights were measured anterior (Ha), mid (Hm) and posterior (Hp); On the basis of the average score of these morphometric measurements ratios were calculated and a prevalent vertebral deformity was defined as a reduction of height of 20%% or more (Ha/Hp; Hm/Hp and Hp/Hp below) [ 23].
In these measurements, the average ratio between the number of meGFP and TDmKate2 particles in the confocal volume (N m K a t e 2 D o n 1 / N m e G F P D o n 1 ), as derived from the green and red auto-correlation curves in several cells and in two sessions, was found to be 0.94 ± 0.21.
Comparing these measurements, the average log ratio of plasma to buffer LLOQs and ULOQs was 0.26 and 0.32, which shows that the average LLOQ and ULOQ for these proteins was 2 3 fold higher in plasma than buffer.
Purkinje cell dendrite lengths were obtained as stated above, and the climbing fiber:Purkinje cell ratio was calculated with averaged measurements.
Routine standard measurements yielded an average 87Sr/86Sr ratio of 0.71040 ± 0.00002 (2σ: n = 15) for the NBS987 standard.
We ran all samples in triplicate, and the average of the three T measurements was divided by the average of the three S measurements to calculate the average T S ratio.
We ran all samples in triplicates, and the average of the three T measurements was divided by the average of the three S measurements to calculate the average T S ratio (Farzaneh-Far et al. 2008).
