Sentence examples for interpreted as a ratio from inspiring English sources

This parameter can be interpreted as a ratio between the strengths of driving vortices shed from spanwise and streamwise edges respectively, suggesting that the 3D structure of the flows driving autorotation would repay further investigation.

The exchangeable log odds ratio is a measure of within household correlation and should be interpreted as a ratio of the odds of a contact to be a secondary case when another contact in the household is a secondary case to the odds of a contact to be a secondary case when another contact is not a secondary case.

Based on the set-to-zero parameterization implemented in this study, the parameter τ may be interpreted as a ratio of female-to-male residual variances, whereby a ratio of one indicates homogeneous residual variances for both sexes.

In the context of this model, the odds ratio (OR) for the interaction term can be interpreted as a ratio of predicted odds ratios for the main effects [ 25, 26].

This measure can be interpreted as a ratio of the means, rather than a mean of the ratios, and is best suited for examinations of population-level dietary habits [ 27].

If the controls of the case-control study on PM were randomly selected from the member of the population who were at risk at each age a case occurs (as in our simulation study), then the estimated odds ratio that would be obtained from ULR and CLR could also be interpreted as a rate ratio that would be obtained from a cohort design.

Using risk-set sampling, the estimated OR can be interpreted as a rate ratio or RR.

The exponential of regression parameter can be interpreted as a hazard ratio, which is equivalent to the rate ratio that would be obtained from a cohort design.

Covariate terms thus have multiplicative or proportional effects on the hazard; if a covariate x j is limited to values of 0 or 1 (as in this study), then exp(a j ) may be interpreted as a hazard ratio (HR) estimating the effect of that covariate.

Because this is not a rare outcome, the RR and the OR are not particularly close, and in this case the OR should not be interpreted as a risk ratio.

In this work, we show that the multithreshold association method which uses the prior information optimally to maximize statistical power can be interpreted as a likelihood ratio test (LRT).