Sentence examples for measured ratio from inspiring English sources

Rows 9, 10, and 11 in Table 1 give the maximum of RMS v Z ), and measured ratio w A /v z and w A + C /v z, respectively.

Then, c w is found by matching the calculated ratio D 3 = DSR(λ W )/DSR0(λ W ) or a similar one for SSR (S 3) to the measured ratio.

The estimated percentage of the white region (i.e. areas without loss of signal, and therefore no uptake of USPIO) and measured ratio are the most accurate and most practical criteria for predicting malignant nodes [54].

The R2 value for a line of best fit for the predicted and measured ratio was 0.986 indicating an excellent fit, and the gradient of the line was 0.935, indicating that the predicted value is a slight underestimate of the coefficient of friction; this could be due to the assumption of unbending pillars.

Thus, it is critical that the accuracy and the precision of the measured ratio be optimized.

From Equation 1, the calculated normalized air concentration ratio for CHCl3:BDCM is 1.166, in excellent agreement with the experimentally measured ratio.

We included this last ratio to highlight how interfering signals can distort measured ratios upward as well and downward.

(B) Assessment of liver regeneration treated with drug cocktails after PHx by measuring ratio between liver weight and body weight.

The opposite relationship would apply for probes measuring ratios of loss.

This measures ratios more reliably and is less affected by unspecific signals than the 'ratio of medians' (see also [ 41]).

The likelihood ratio measures the ratio between the prevalence of each pattern in subjects with and without the outcome.