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Adipose-derived and mesenchymal stem cells exhibited similar properties to each other, but were mechanically distinct from primary cells, particularly when comparing a ratio of elastic to relaxed moduli.
In the first step, the total hemoglobin concentration is determined by comparing a ratio of fluorescence intensities at two emission wavelengths to a calibration curve.
Moreover, in a study conducted by Karaosmanoglu, a ratio of 1.89 was observed when comparing the prevalence of HBsAg among blood donors and healthy people who required a premarital screening [ 27]; whereas in a study performed by Baha, where HBV and HCV prevalence in general population and blood donors was compared, a ratio of 2.55 and 1.89 for HBV and HCV, was observed [ 28].
500 stocks trade at 17.5 times earnings compared with a ratio of 18.6 a year ago, even after a rally of 15percentt in the last 12 months.
It trades around 14 times next year's projected earnings of $1.88 to $1.90 a share, compared with a ratio of 17.5 for its peers.
"Many solid companies are selling at seven or eight times their projected 12-month earnings," he explained, compared with a ratio of about 25 for the Standard & Poor's 500.
The typical valuation of a company on the US stockmarket is presently around 12 to 14 times its forecast annual profitability – compared to a ratio of 16 to 18, sometimes even 20, in the boom years.
Previous research has shown that the CEOs of the top 350 American companies earned more than 300 times the wages of the average worker in 2017, compared with a ratio of 20 to 1 in the mid 1960s.
