Sentence examples for high quality ratios from inspiring English sources

The software developed for IP image compression achieves high quality ratios over classic methodologies by exploiting the inherent redundancy that is present in IP images.

Exfoliation in aqueous solutions produced graphene in high yield (>90%, ⩽3 layers), with a large lateral size (μm) and high quality (ID/IG ratio ≈ 0.1).

Due to reduced extension of the heat affected zone (HAZ), and high quality and ratio "depth/width" of welded seams, laser welding has been a first joining technology candidate to new designs of components for new engines.

From the aspects of the number of high quality variants, Hete/Homo ratio, Ti/Tv ratio, and overlapping rate with the 1 KG, our comparative analyses indicate that the M strategy (merging duplicates into one) is markedly superior to the other two approaches, especially for identifying variants located in the off-target regions.

The two-step method for RNA extraction described above was found to produce RNA of high yield and quality (ratios of 18S to 28S ribosomal RNA averaged > 1.6).

RNA was generally of high quality (average 260/280 ratio 2.13 and average 260/230 ratio 1.83).

Of the high quality reads, the ratio about the maximum reads numbers divided by minimum reads number was 4.9, showing a high evenness.

Results remained non-significant when we pooled the data separately for high quality trials (odds ratio 0.79, 0.51 to 1.22; P=0.28) or low quality trials (1.00, 0.51 to 1.97; P=1.00) (fig 5).

Tissue samples of higher quality (absorbance ratios at 260 nm/280 nm above 1.9 and RNA integrity numbers between 9.2 and 10) were selected for high-throughput sequencing.

Isolated RNA samples were all of high quality with 260/280 nm ratios between 1.9 and 2.1.

These RNAs, based on Bioanalyzer electropherograms similar to that of the intact RNA in Figure 1A, appeared to be of high quality with 18S:28S peak ratios in excess of 1.8.