Sentence examples for estimated ratio from inspiring English sources

With the indirectly estimated ratio between two samples on the y-axis, and the directly estimated ratio on the x-axis, the slope of gene expression level estimates should have a highly significant linear regression.

The estimated number of women aged 15-49 years in the two towns is 48,500 and the estimated ratio FSW/women aged 15-49 years is therefore 9.1%.

This suggests a conservatively estimated ratio of benefits to costs of eight.

To estimate the frequency of contamination, we focused on sequence reads mapped to mtDNA and estimated ratio of mismatched reads to each mtDNA haplogroup, which were previously classified into N9b11 (Supplementary Methods S3).

It is broadly valued by the biomaterials community that electrospinning from both the solution and melt is a technologically attractive method to process polymeric and composite materials; yet the number of publications reported in the current scientific literature regards the two methods has an estimated ratio of 1 to 400.

Patients were discharged with their cFNB and portable infusion pump as early as postoperative day 3. Patients who were given 4 days of perineural ropivacaine attained all three criteria in a median (25th 75th percentiles) of 47 (29 69) h, compared with 62 (45 79) h for those of the control group (Estimated ratio = 0.80, 95% confidence interval: 0.66 1.00; p = 0.028).

If the estimated ratio is lower than a certain threshold, the blocking technique is immediately abandoned.

Figure 1 Diagram depicting estimated ratio of computational and experimental requirements for various methods in this review.

The estimated ratio Ka/Ks was relatively high (0.48), but significantly lower than 1 (Z = −5.56, P = 2×10−7) suggesting that this is a relatively fast evolving gene.

The TCS scores for tobacco prices were calculated by multiplying the estimated ratio by 30 points.

For a typical whole genome resequencing project the estimated ratio is between 0.8 and 1.0 [ 21].