Sentence examples for minimum ratio was from inspiring English sources

The minimum ratio was defined as an individual phenotype.

The minimum ratio was 0.47 and the maximum in the five quintile categories were 0.95, 1.00, 1.06, 1.13 and 83.3.

To this end, we divided the peak frequency with the higher value (either the end of the first or the start of the subsequent syllable) by the smaller peak frequency such that the minimum ratio was equal to 1 in the case where both peak frequencies adopted the same value.

The ratio of plant fragments including charcoal grain also decreases to less than 10%% and minimum ratio is 1%% at 34.4 m in depth.

Unfortunately, the minimum ratio is an underestimate of the true proportion value p A for simulated noisy data and for observed data [as Gosink et al. (2007) establish].

Moreover, it's not as if such low ratios are a luxury; there's a reason why minimum ratios are also called "safe staffing levels".

The search strategy for the minimum ratios is based on the fact that the column pinches at the minimum internal recycle lead to a decoupling of the column ends.

These minimum ratios were 1 5 in California and vary between 1 4 and 1 6 in Victoria for day shifts.

Maximum and minimum ratios were determined after 25 min recording (20 min exposure) by addition of ionomycin (5 μM) and ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA; 17 mM) as a control for experimental conditions.

The minimum Jacobian Ratio was 0.47 and the minimum angle was 43.53 degrees.

Assembly was performed using high-quality, cleaned, and filtered paired-end sequences with a fixed k-mer size of 25; minimum k-mer coverage was 3 and minimum isoform ratio was 0.05.