Sentence examples for consistent ratio from inspiring English sources
Under the gold standard, the financial sector might need more support than the central bank could deliver, consistent with the need to keep a consistent ratio between gold and its reserves.
The price of litecoin and bitcoin, two of the most prominent cryptocurrencies, once saw their prices go up and down in something approaching a consistent ratio.
The secondary goal was to maximize speed and power, yet maintain a consistent ratio between the two for demonstration purposes.
Both fragments of sTEVp were cloned into a single vector (pBud-sol-sTEVp or pBud-mem-sTEVp; Fig. 5Ai), with each open reading frame driven by a different promoter, to ensure that the sTEVp fragments were expressed at a consistent ratio.
Comparable studies on non-clinical samples do not show a consistent ratio.
Selfing of the SALK_121507 heterozygotes produced a consistent ratio of wild-type to heterozygote of 1 0.7 in progeny populations suggesting that it was a gametophytic mutant.
Since toxicity varies widely and using a universal concentration series for all of the compounds was not feasible, we determined consistent ratios of increase between consecutive points in the concentration series for all compounds to allow comparison of toxicity among the various compounds.
Transcriptomic data were validated by detection of significant changes in 12 of the 14 previously described transcriptomic markers of retinopathy [12], with the only two exceptions showing consistent ratios to previous studies but failing to reach statistical significance.
Identity of parent pesticides and metabolites from extracts was based on co-chromatography with known standards by GC/MS and/or LC/MS-MS and consistent ratios of parent mass abundance to at least two fragment transitions.
The relative components of fluorescence, however, show consistent ratios of static and dynamic quenching across all of the temperatures measured for both quenchers.
In addition we used a multiple t-test to identify the genes that displayed consistent ratios (referred to as the "conservative set") from those that contributed to ratio variation due to the amplification.
