Sentence examples for ratio adapted from inspiring English sources

We show via simulation and counterexamples that the Mantel–Haenszel estimator of a common odds ratio, adapted for complex survey designs using survey weights, is inconsistent for sparse-data limiting models.

Passing out of total metals content from soil to solution can realized by wet proceeding which consists in treating soil samples with mixture of mineral acids (HCl, HNO3, 3 1 ratio) adapted after method 3050B of the United States Environmental Protection Agency [29].

Table 7 shows the effect of spacing of transverse reinforcement on the displacement ductility ratio adapted from studies conducted by Woods et al. (2007) and Hwang et al. (2005), which indicated that with invariable of other parameters, the higher ductility occurred by lower spacing of lateral reinforcement.

Fig. 4 Predicted versus experimental amorphous-to-crystalline solubility (a/c) ratios (Adapted from (Taylor and Zhang 2016)).

Ratings of perceived exertion were assessed by means of the ten-level Category Ratio Scale (adapted Borg scale).

For the pre and postsynaptic marker quantification the samples were double labeled with anti-HRP and the marker of interest: the mean intensity of both the marker and the HRP was quantified and a ratio calculated, adapted from (31).

The Bayes factor developed by Verdinelli and Wasserman [ 11] from generalization of the Savage-Dickey density ratio, and adapted to the animal breeding context by García-Cortés et al. [ 18] and Varona et al. [ 12], has been easily applied to check heterogeneous residual variances in gene expression analyses when two groups of treatments are compared.

Remember that MC-new could obtain the best blocking ratio for adapting the codecs of new calls at the entrance.

Therefore, the joint cooperative relay scheme with RN selection, channel allocation and dynamic time slot allocation (DyTSA), is designed to increase the spectrum usage efficiency and system capacity by dynamic tuning DyTSA ratio to adapt to the changing radio environment in multiple RNs serving multiple destinations scenario.

The work of [6] examines a different extension of the TRW method in which the target thresholds for the likelihood ratio are sequentially adapted according to some user-defined acceptable risk for a bounded sequence, thus allowing the TRW method to converge to a decision in (almost surely) finite time.

The ratio calculation was adapted from Hafidh et al. [ 21].