For instance, in 1946, the ratio of export to import was 1.8, but this ratio decreased to 0.63 in 1955.
They are last, for instance, in defensive efficiency ratio, which calculates the percentage of balls in play turned into outs.
In some of the most prosperous states, however, the imbalance is much more marked: in Delhi, for instance, the ratio at birth in the first half of last year was 122 boys to 100 girls.In both countries, the alarming numbers result from a confluence of tradition and modern technology.
Forest conversion into plantations also drives changes in soil chemistry, for instance in pH, C: N ratio, P and Ca concentrations17,18.
For instance in chicken, the TS TV ratio is 2.2 1, based on the analysis of more than 3 million SNPs in the dbSNP database [ 36].
For instance, the ratio observed in D. melanogaster (0.073) was higher than in A. thaliana (0.066), but very close to the one in human (0.080).
It is interesting to note that target genes involved in the Notch-mediated lateral inhibition as the E spl) or bearded (brd) gene family, which are activated in the future epithelial cells during SOP selection, were either similarly expressed in SOP and epithelial cells or underrepresented in SOPs (for instance, the ratio SOP/epithelial cells for brd was 0,35).
For instance, in the benchmark case, the ratio for 100%% subsidy is 0.21.
In Maryland, for instance, the ratio of nonprofits providing legal aid to immigrants to potential undocumented clients is 1 to 27,500.
For instance, a ratio of 4 in a given category would thus equal an enrichment of 2, whereas a ratio of 0.25 would equal an enrichment of -2.
Those changes were caused by subtle changes in the horse's diet for instance, the isotope ratio in oats the horse ate 1 week ago may be quite different from the ratio in alfalfa it consumed last month, when the follicle was producing a different segment of the same hair.
