Sentence examples for persistent ratio from inspiring English sources

A new method of determining the discontinuity persistent ratio is developed.

Finally, the joint persistent ratio can be determined and the methods have been widely applied in engineering practices.

The persistent ratio is defined as the percentage of discontinuity planes along the failure surface when the rock mass sheared in a defined direction.

This definition overcomes the inadequacies of the traditional geometric projection method, and reduces the determination of the persistent ratio to the identification of the combined failure surface formed by discontinuity planes and rock bridges only.

Current smoking showed strong effects on all symptoms increasing: persistent cough (odds ratio 2.42), persistent phlegm (odds ratio 3.08), persistent cough and phlegm (odds ratio 3.31), wheezing without asthmatic response (odds ratio 2.73), and breathlessness (odds ratio 3.16).

Seizures during the first 24 hours after birth were more likely among those infants with persistent acidemia (odds ratio, 13.0; 95% confidence interval, 6.3-26.7).

The decision to initiate ECMO was made by treating intensive care specialist when persistent hypoxemia (PaO2/FiO2 ratio <80 mmHg) at least 6 h, despite aggressive mechanical ventilation support (PEEP > 10 cm H2O or peak inspiratory pressure >35 cm H2O).

Being widowed/separated/divorced was associated with more self-reported persistent pain (odds ratio 1.62 [95%% confidence intervals 1.11 2.37]).

The NIR2-free dye injection group showed a persistent lower enhancement ratio than the NIR2-folate probe injection group.

In comparison, the NIR2-free dye group (n = 5) showed a persistent lower enhancement ratio than the probe injection group at all time points (Fig. 3).

As compared with patients having VA ≥ 80%, those with VA < 80% featured the following statistically significant differences: (a) older age; (b) higher prevalence of NYHA class III-IV, abnormal cardiothoracic ratio, persistent atrial fibrillation, COPD comorbidity, and ventilatory restriction; (c) lower FEV1 and DLCO; (d) higher levels of NT-proBNP.