Sentence examples for measuring the ratios from inspiring English sources

By melting the ice and measuring the ratios of different atomic isotopes in the water, a history of global temperature can be derived.

If these meteorites land on Earth, researchers can date them by measuring the ratios of radioactive elements--the same way they do for homespun rocks.

By measuring the ratios of the noble materials to the methane they were able to accurately determine the distance to the likely source.

The water contents of the brain tissues were detected by measuring the ratios of the body weights and brain weights.

Recently, it has been demonstrated that measuring the ratios of SCD product and precursor fatty acids in VLDL-TG is reflective of hepatic SCD expression (38).

The best approach to answer this question would be to design studies focused on evaluating the status of the thyroid gland for a known intake of dietary iodide, such as measuring the ratios of MIT and DIT, and thyroid hormones in animals treated with ClO4−.

We therefore assume that the measurement error in measuring the ratio of fluorescences has a Gaussian distribution.

By measuring the ratio of Neanderthal to human mitochondrial DNA, he can assess the degree of contamination in a sample.

Thus, they allow for the calibration of the spectral radiance of light sources8,9,10,11 by measuring the ratio between seeded and unseeded PDC.

Potassium-argon dating, method of determining the time of origin of rocks by measuring the ratio of radioactive argon to radioactive potassium in the rock.

Specific cell killing was assessed by measuring the ratio of viable CD19+ target cells (low CFSE) to control CD19- K562 cells (high CFSE).