Sentence examples for efficient ratios from inspiring English sources
The lower, more efficient ratios for chicken and pigs come about because they are kept in hated factory farms.
Over the years, I've discovered that metrics and highly efficient ratios that are common knowledge in one industry may be completely unknown in others.
Not all farm types have efficient ratios (Table 5).
It has been shown previously that 1 1 Cu2+: Aβ molar ratios and above are the most efficient ratios to form dityrosine cross-links [ 45], demonstrating that Cu2+: Aβ molar ratio is a critical factor in controlling the aggregation state of Aβ42.
GFP mutants engineered with trypsin-sensitive sequences close to the eosin site, so that on trypsinolysis FRET was destroyed, the emission wavelength switching from that of the chemical FRET partner back to that of the native GFP fluorophore, providing efficient, ratio-based detection.
The outcomes of the segmented models shown in Table 4, in combination with the UH of Table 3, can be used to obtain a first estimate of the averaged Energy Efficient Ratio (EER) of the electrically driven cooling system of each building.
This round of tests was used to determine the most efficient ratio of explosives in the detonator caps; the shells fired at Jutland had a tendency to fragment when striking heavy armor rather than penetrate.
Different POPC/cholesterol ratios were tested in the present work (from 16∶1 to 2∶1) and only the 2∶1, corresponding to the most efficient ratio for transport of AEA through bilayers, is described and illustrated in Figure 5.
After deleting questionnaires containing over 20% missing items, there were 965 questionnaires left, which lead to an efficient ratio of 96.01%.
From the efficient ratio 96.01%, missing item rate 0.0%-2.7 0.0%-2.7ld conclude that this investigation in the general population of older people showed good acceptance of the WHOQOL-OLD.
For rural districts ('Landkreise') across Germany, different widths of riparian buffer zones adjacent to surface water bodies are evaluated in terms of efficient cost/risk ratios.
