Sentence examples for given as a ratio from inspiring English sources

The results are given as a ratio between spectral intensity, calculated using the pseudo-velocity spectra, in the periods of 0.1 0.5 s and 0.1 2.5 s of output and input.

row The row number to change, where the rows are numbered from top to bottom, starting at 1. size The new height of the row given as a ratio to the other rows, so size=1 means the same size, size=2 is twice as tall.

column The column number to change, where the columns are numbered from left to right, starting at 1. size The new width of the column given as a ratio to the other columns, so size=1 means the same size, size=2 is twice as wide.

This is sometimes given as a ratio, which is your total cholesterol divided by your HDL level, and it should be below 4. Diet, exercise and smoking have all been linked to cholesterol levels.

They are linear with the number and the size of objects, and the size is given as a ratio of VGA frame.

The interference rejection ratio itself is given as a ratio of the ideal output power on the desired signal band and the distortion power estimate on the same band (see (38 - 41)).

Relative measurements for each transcript were given as a log2 fold ratio, and only genes with a false discovery prediction of P ≤ 0.05 were regarded as significantly differentially expressed when using Benjamini and Hochberg's P values adjustment [ 28].

The HC2 results are given as a relative light unit (RLU) ratio which is the ratio of light emitted by the specimen to the light emitted from the mean RLU of triplicate positive control specimens containing 1 pg/ml of HPV DNA (5000 copies of HPV genome).

More interesting is the finding that climate-specific factor of diurnal temperature amplitude should be taken into consideration in the envelope design: a maximum WWR (Window-to-Wall Ratio) is given as a function of diurnal temperature amplitude.

The T/C ratio is given as a percentage and a compound/drug is termed as active if it shows T/C value ≥ 120%.

When given as a single agent it augmented the ratio of green to red fluorescence suggesting cell damage, although substantially smaller than the damage caused by Dox.