Sentence examples for precise ratio from inspiring English sources
As before, the precise ratio of fiction to non-fiction here is tantalisingly unclear.
The name and precise ratio of ownership in the holding company have not yet been settled, the companies said.
Like most manufacturers, Mr. Carrington jealously guards the precise ratio of caffeine in his recipe for competitive reasons but said it is roughly equivalent to two cups of coffee.
In most cases this bias, or fractionation, can be corrected if the precise ratio of two of the stable isotopes present is known.
Minggantu left an unfinished mathematical manuscript, the Geyuan milü jiefa ("Quick Methods for the Circle's Division and Precise Ratio"), which his student Chen Jixin completed in 1774.
Donald Hall — poet, critic, anthologist, poetry editor of The Paris Review during its early years, editor of "The Oxford Book of American Literary Anecdotes" and, as of last month, this country's poet laureate — is of the first group: warm chronicler or eager gossip, depending on the precise ratio of tribute to malice in any given tale.
That technology laid the groundwork for deep-frying hollandaise, held together with precise ratios of hydrocolloids and modified cornstarch, then molded into cubes and coated with toasted English muffin crumbs, because eggs Benedict requires some English muffin.
Here we focus on supramolecular vaccines incorporating multiple epitopes in precise ratios, with an emphasis on peptides that form high-aspect ratio (i.e. fibrillar) structures.
It is possible that the precise ratios described in vitro may not be obtained in the tumor of a patient due to the differential distribution and metabolism of these two compounds.
For example, new components (natural and non-natural) can be added or synthesized and can be maintained at precise ratios.
For a complex virus with hundreds of proteins, it may need to separate expression of early and late proteins and maintain precise ratios of different protein products expressed simultaneously.
