The phrase "fixed ratio" is correct and commonly used in written English, particularly in technical or scientific contexts.
Example: "The study found a correlation between the use of a fixed ratio reinforcement schedule and increased productivity in the workplace."
For heavier loads and trailer towing, the second E.V.T. selects the most economical fixed ratio — and half of the engine's cylinders can shut down.
A two-lever, fixed ratio 10 (FR10), positively reinforced task with saline controls was employed.
Composition parameters examined were the main components ratio and at a fixed ratio the compatibilizer content.
The mixture concentrations were determined according to individual toxic units (TUs) to follow a fixed ratio design.
The combination of the two compounds was tested at fixed ratio based on their IC50s for assessment of their synergy.
Their respective contribution varied and cannot be quantified a priori or as any fixed ratio.
Results for double cantilever beam DCB, end-loaded split (ELS) and fixed-ratio mixed mode (FRMM) specimens are presented.
The experiment began with one-hour sessions where each active lever press was reinforced (Fixed Ratio-1, FR-1).
Mice were first tested on a fixed-ratio (FR) schedule followed by a fixed-interval (FI) schedule of food reinforcement.
The rats were first trained to press the lever for the liquid reinforcer, and were then exposed to an fixed-ratio 1 schedule for 3 days followed by fixed-ratio 5 for a further 3 days.
Then they were trained to press the lever for a food-pellet reinforcer (45 mg), and were exposed to a fixed-ratio 1 schedule for 3 days, followed by a fixed-ratio 5 schedule for 3 days.
