Sentence examples for daily ratios from inspiring English sources

In this approach we have considered the daily ratios of VOCs/NOx determined in downtown Rome: they range between 1.3 and 5.5.

For comparisons between measurements in transport and at the urban background location and between two modes that were measured simultaneously, we calculated ratios for each sampling day and calculated median and interquartile ranges of the daily ratios.

A common daily ratio per goat was 0.5 kg of commercial concentrates, maize or sorghum and 0.5 kg of maize stover or alfalfa.

Fig. 7 Clearness index for the six synoptic stations Fig. 8 Daily ratio of sunshine duration for the six synoptic stations.

The supplement of food grade glycerol (0.998 g/g glycerol) was hand-mixed into the top one-third of the daily ratio.

Following Barber and Odean (2008), we calculate the excess trading volume (ETV) for each stock as the daily ratio of the stock's trading volume that day to its average trading volume in the whole sample period.

A daily ratio of 1 2 2 was recommended for calorie and carbohydrate distribution among breakfast, lunch, and dinner, respectively.

In this study, the daily concentrations of PM were equivalent to the daily ratio of PM2.5/PM10, which was applied, in the real-time measurements of PM10 (TEOM).

The staff-to-patient ratio was computed as the daily ratio of the number of staff members (nurses and ward assistants) to the number of patients.

Such a computation inflates the nurse-to-patient ratio, as indicated by the fact the median daily ratio ranged from 1.4 to 5.3 nurses per patient.

The primary outcome was the average daily ratio of partial pressure of oxygen to FiO2 (PaO2/FiO2) while the patient remained ventilated for a maximum of 14 days from randomization.