Sentence examples for by multiplying this ratio from inspiring English sources

Total β-cell mass per pancreas was derived by multiplying this ratio by the total pancreatic weight.

We produced risk adjusted reoperation rates for each NHS trust by dividing its unadjusted reoperation rate by its predicted rate and multiplying this ratio by the national reoperation rate.

Risk adjusted rates of caesarean section for each NHS trust were produced by dividing the trust's unadjusted caesarean section rate by its predicted rate, and multiplying this ratio by the national caesarean section rate.

Raw measurements were then adjusted for temporal variation by dividing the distributed site measurements by the mean reference value in each session then multiplying this ratio by the mean of reference sites across the entire period.

We obtained the SHR for workers in, for example, the age group 20 24 years by (1) adding the observed number of cases in the time periods 1981 1990, 1991 2000 and 2001 2009 among those who were 20 24 years of age at baseline in these respective time periods; (2) dividing the above sum by the sum of the corresponding expected numbers; and (3) multiplying this ratio by 100.

Absolute counts of lymphocyte subsets per blood sample were calculated by determining the ratio of the beads to the cell population and then multiplying this ratio by the number of beads in the tube.

If all the cells are diploid and a single copy nuclear gene is used, multiplying this ratio by 2 gives the number of plastid genomes (plastomes) per cell.

The actual concentration of the test sample was calculated by multiplying this concentration by the dilution ratio.

When sampling elders, we first calculated a sampling ratio (target number of elders/total number of elders in all of the villages) and then multiplied this ratio by the number of elders in each village [ 20].

This mutation rate was modulated by multiplying the ratio of average net distance for the combined sequence vs. that for Cytb alone for the geographical group pairs [ 38].

Because the household survey is a sample, the Bureau of Labor Statistics infers the total change in jobs by multiplying the ratio of employed to unemployed workers in the household survey by its estimate of the total population.