Sentence examples for lowered ratio from inspiring English sources

The lowered ratio in intensities between the two bands of the composites (I III) can be interpreted as an indication of an increased number of sp3 hybridized carbon atoms in the composites (I III) [30].

The choice of indicator does not suggest that the primary solution to the potential problems is dilution but that the result of a considered abatement strategy (involving a set of technical and non-technical measures) can be expressed in terms of a lower footprint or a lowered ratio value (see Fig. 4).

One of the observations in the study by Angayarkanni et al. on the effect of steroid therapy on the VEGF/PEDF ratio in Eales' disease cases was that the interval between last steroid intake and time of vitrectomy showed a lowered ratio in those receiving steroids between 1 and 6 months preceding surgery as compared to those receiving steroids in the month immediately preceding surgery.

Assuming comparable levels of ventilation support, preserving spontaneous breathing during MV is associated with better respiratory function as compared to control ventilation: both a lowered ratio of dead space ventilation to tidal volume and PaCO2.

However, a high EC:BMSC ratio (5:1) showed unstable vessel formation compared to lower ratios [ 38].

But Earth's water has a lower ratio, casting doubt on the bombardment theory.

Has any team ever achieved a lower ratio of possession to goals?

If the board acts soon, and picks a lower ratio, that could be good news.

There has never been more building in the world, nor a lower ratio of architecture to junk.

He recommends one server for each 10 guests, although I was quoted a somewhat lower ratio by some caterers.

Though high, that is still a much lower ratio than under President Ronald Reagan in 1986, when the figure hit 6percentt.