Sentence examples for estimated ratios from inspiring English sources

From the follow-up of 55 asbestos cohorts, we estimated ratios of (i) absolute number of asbestos-related lung cancers to mesothelioma deaths; (ii) excess lung cancer relative risk to mesothelioma mortality per 1000 non-asbestos-related deaths.

Considering the primary endpoint, the ratio of AUC 0,∞) in severely hepatically impaired subjects was estimated at 0.56 (90% CI 0.39, 0.81) versus that of healthy subjects with normal hepatic function, and reduced estimated ratios were also shown when subjects with moderate and mild hepatic impairment were compared with the healthy subjects.

Using SNPs private to and conserved in each of five yeast populations characterized by Liti et al. (2009), we estimated ratios of nonsynonymous to synonymous substitution rates in coding regions of iron metabolism genes and compared these rates to those of the rest of the genome.

GBD 2010 therefore used the household concentration estimates reported in this paper together with estimated ratios between daily average personal exposures and kitchen concentration from available published studies to arrive at personal exposure estimates for population subgroups including women, men and young children.

Modeled age-specific MI ratios for individual major cancer types were shown in Figure  1 for ages 15 19 years and older; estimated ratios in younger age groups were very imprecise because of small numbers.

Under our single-admixture model, the estimate of ∼4 European males for every European female accords with estimated ratios of 3 4 from previous studies (Lind et al. 2007; Bryc et al. 2015).

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

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.

This estimated ratio is just above the socially accepted threshold in the Netherlands of €20000 per QALY.