Sentence examples for more constant ratio from inspiring English sources

Although it was expected that R2 would more appropriately account for differential background lung cancer incidence rates, and thus be a more constant ratio, its denominator – ideally an age-adjusted mesothelioma mortality rate could not be calculated – was mesothelioma proportional mortality and thus was additionally affected by differential background mortality rates.

This relationship results in a more or less constant ratio of toxicity per unit area of use and this is defined on the label of the product.

The elemental ratios differ between the two individuals investigated here, AG104 exhibits more or less constant ratios for all bones and he has therefore in all likelihood lived his entire life in Svendborg, while AG93 seems to have lived part of his earlier life somewhere else.

This was reflected by dose-dependent variations in IL-13/IFNγ ratios which indicated a more pronounced Th2-type bias at lower glycolipid concentrations, which was not evident for IL-4/IFNγ ratios which appeared more constant (Figure 5B).

Due to a lack of more accurate data, we assume net dividends to constitute a constant ratio of expected earnings over the forecast horizon, with dividend pay-out ratio derived as a historical mean adjusted for unusual observations.

Neither ratio R1 or R2 appeared to be more constant across all cohorts.

However the ratio of these parameters (standard deviation / mean) was more constant with time (0.50 ± 0.056).

The decrease in the rate constant ratio for propene degradation and propene formation with increasing P/V ratio leads to a more efficient catalyst.

This difference implies the constant ratio property.

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This non-specific staining is unlikely to have a constant ratio to neuronal staining in a complex tissue such as the cortex, and therefore, functional normalization may provide a more accurate normalized measure compared to ΔF/F.