Sentence examples similar to magnitude proportion from inspiring English sources

Post deforestation land-use transitions were principally to wetland, grassland and settlement although the magnitude and proportion of change varied regionally.

The correlation between input and output can be characterized by two parameters, namely the Magnitude (the proportion by which the system amplifies the input sine wave) and the phase shift (the degree by which the output sine wave is delayed comparing to the input).

It should be noted that replacing fossil oil fuels with plant products to the same degree would require more than an order of magnitude higher proportion of total harvest.

Since data suggests a reduction in vaccine virus viremia due to cross-neutralization with anti-dengue antibody, a reduction in anti-YF neutralizing antibody titers (both magnitude and proportion) would also be expected (Tables 2 and 3).

Among HIV+ individuals who had not received TB treatment both the magnitude and proportion of positive ELISPOT responses (but not TST or WBA) were similar to those of HIV-negative controls.

Today, we face a climate crisis of enormous magnitude and proportions, not local but global, not of 7 years duration but lasting indefinitely.

Unfortunately, the magnitude and proportions of dead space and shunt lack the sensitivity and specificity required to diagnose specific diseases [ 8].

The differences in the magnitudes and proportions of hospitalisation of the total treatment costs could be due to patient selection.

And this finding was consistent, regardless of DIF magnitude or the proportion of groups with DIF items.

Brown et al. (2014) analyzed LaMEVE to show that under-recording is a function of magnitude and the proportion of historic and geological data in each magnitude subset.

(In obvious contrast, the strings of binary digits employed in digital representation do not represent by means of possessing some physical property — such as length — whose magnitude varies in proportion to the magnitude of the property that is being represented).