Sentence examples for point of ratio from inspiring English sources

The reason for this inadequate outcome is that the values of 2 and 0.5, corresponding with an equivalent relative increase and decrease in score value, do not have the same distance to the zero point of ratio values.

Laskey's formula: volume of contrast to calculated creatinine clearance ratio with a cut-off point of the ratio at 3.7 for PCI; a ratio >3.7 would be associated, following contrast use, with a decrease in CrCl [ 119 ].

It is found that when ratio of stress fractions is constant during in-plane loading, ratios of strain components under various loading conditions are linearly related and these points of ratios form a η η line.

I/S ratio proximately remained stable with C/N ratios from 2.3 to 0.1 which was an optimum point of C/N ratio (data not shown).

From the cost point of view, ratio 4 : 1 between inner and outer primers is more rational than the concentration ratios of 8 : 1 and 10 : 1, and this concentration ratio was used in the following optimization of Mg2+ concentration.

Such data can include only positive real numbers, since the zero point of a ratio scale is fixed absolutely.

The latter corresponds to an increase of 0.00075 for each extra percentage point of the ratio of available to minimum HF staff and equipment.

Study in Thailand using HI test as the gold standard found that the best cut off point of IgG/IgM ratio for secondary infection was ≥ 1.78 [ 9].

The likelihood ratio scattergram showing summary point of likelihood ratios obtained as functions of mean SEN and specificity in the right upper quadrant suggested that the CTCs detection was useful for the confirmation of presence of gastric cancer (when positive) but not for its exclusion (when negative) [ 23].

7 Inconsistency between the direct and indirect comparisons may be explained by the play of chance, bias in the direct or indirect comparison, and clinically meaningful heterogeneity. 3 The funnel plot in this study shows that the effect of random error is apparent; the points of inconsistency (ratio of odds ratios) with less precise estimates were much more widely scattered (fig 3).

They point to ratios of capital to output, which are surprisingly stable over time despite tax swings.