"length-to-width ratio" is a perfectly acceptable term in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including but not limited to architecture, engineering, and mathematics. For example, "The building's length-to-width ratio is 2:3, making it a highly efficient design."
The optimum length-to-width ratio of wide or narrow cells is between 16 and 18.
The influence of length-to-width ratio for the rectangular-shaped patterns was studied.
We observed that conductance was correlated to connexin 43 immunosignal and cell pair length-to-width ratio, indicating that tissue architecture can affect electrical coupling.
Intercellular electrical conductance between myocytes was measured as a function of connexin 43 immunosignal and the length-to-width ratio of cell pairs.
This relationship also indicates that the hydraulic efficiency will not be significantly influenced by the length-to-width ratio for heavily vegetated wetlands where short-circuiting occurs.
It is concluded that by designing the proper length-to-width ratio, the nanowires with different lengths can be fabricated simultaneously on the same substrate.
Bishop Pond, with a length to width ratio of 3.3, attenuated downstream fluxes of fecal bacteria.
(e) Each set of rectangles represents the changing cell shape over time the average length to width ratio was calculated and plotted against the average intensity of Cerl-GFP expression for each cell.
The air mass flow rate increased firstly then decreased with the chimney width, indicating that there existed an optimal length to width ratio, which was 12 1.
The actuator is built using a micromechanical bulk silicon process yielding structures with a low rotational spring constant due to beams with a high length to width ratio.
The best observed resolution was achieved with the slit type LPI with a nozzle throat length to width ratio of only 0.33.
