Sentence examples for physical ratios from inspiring English sources
Tertiary ratios are physical ratios, and since parasite reproduction is understood to be spatially tied to the host, they are often assumed to also reflect operational sex ratios (OSR).
Although there is a slight skew towards females in the physical ratio, this deviation is not significant (Wilcoxon Test, z = 0.89; p = 0.1867).
146.1F-1R and 146.4F-3R mappeds mapped 0.32 cM apart (9 recombinants out of 2,800 gametes), indicating a genetic to physical ratio of about 440 kb per cM in this Rdg2a interval.
We estimate a probability of recombination of the 3MB microsatellite haplotype as about 10% per generation (assuming a genetic:physical ratio of 3.7).
In the United States — the world's No. 1 music market — digital sales account for about half of all recorded music revenue, one of the highest digital-to-physical ratios in the world.
By properly tuning the impedance ratio and physical length ratio of the SL-SIRs, the three passbands can be easily determined, at the same time, achieving the high passband selectivity and wide stopband.
The effects of fluid physical parameter ratios on the distributions of two-layer fluid velocity and temperature are firstly discussed.
Then the local and total entropy generation rates are investigated for different magnetic field parameter (Ha) and the viscous dissipation parameter (Br) under the appropriate fluid physical parameter ratios.
Examples of the results of the numerical solutions for the effects of setting angle and defined physical parameter ratios on the system dynamic response characteristics for a sinusoidal hub torque profile are presented and discussed.
Because most previous research in bat flies is based only on foraging bats, female contributions to physical sex ratios have been underestimated.
Similarly, when comparing spatial patterns of physical sex ratios assessed at the same time (foraging) in the global parasite environment, one finds a male skew on bats, but a female skew on the pupal field (Figure 6).
