The phrase 'consumption ratio' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in economics and refers to the relative quantity of goods and services consumed by a population or region. For example, "The consumption ratio in the United States is significantly higher than in developing countries."
Second, you need to look elsewhere for the cause of China's falling consumption ratio.
Based on the value of fossil energy consumption ratio (FECR) the classification of heat production technologies is provided.
In Experiment 2, animals preferred numerically PE over CR (65.5 vs. 34.5 ± 4.89% to total concentrate consumption ratio).
However, propionate-grown IMD 1hdlgyep's O2 consumption ratio was deemed too low to be considered as a propionate detecting bio-element.
In the best case, an increase of 1.61% in compression ratio can result in a 43.75% reduction in power consumption ratio.
Data scatter testify erratic quality of construction works, in other words, maximal and minimal heat consumption ratio trend reflects quality of construction works as a whole.
Results are reported in terms of COPsolar based on solar radiation, Solar Fraction (SF) and Solar Direct Consumption Ratio (SDCR) respectively.
Comparisons are also made with recently reported experimental results, to demonstrate the capability of the model to predict the dependence of the syngas conversion and H2CO consumption ratio on feed composition and velocity.
In this paper, effective torque and fuel consumption ratio are defined as the performance evaluation indexes of engine, while air-fuel ratio, intake valve timing angle, exhaust valve timing angel, pressure, and temperature are defined as input variables.
These Heterogeneous Multiprocessor System-on-Chip (Ht-MPSoC) architectures will allow the design of very complex System-on-Chips (SoC) on a single FPGA chip and will fulfill modern application requirements, in terms of performance/energy consumption ratio.
As expected, findings related to the specific chemical consumption were not in favor of the OT plants where the consumption ratio varies between 1.7 and 1.9 relative to the conventional CT-BR plant.
