Sentence examples for ratio anticipated from inspiring English sources

The structure revealed, fault cores not wider than 10 m, are consistent with scaling from wear mechanics and with the low loading to healing ratio anticipated for the fault.

We selected controls in a slightly higher than 1 1 case:control ratio, anticipating loss of samples due to insufficient DNA.

At baseline, participants were randomly assigned to exercise (N = 60) or lifestyle counseling (N = 40) in a 3/2 ratio, anticipating greater dropout from the exercise cohort.

Series 2 presents the maximum number of isomers at intermediate H/C (and O/C) ratios and the decline in the number of isomers at both high and low H/C (and O/C) ratios, as anticipated (see above).

Additionally, with the proposed role of the NHO as the catalyst and BnOH as the initiator, a change in the ratios was anticipated to have distinct consequences on the molecular weight of the resultant PPO.

We chose a 2 1 ratio because we anticipated that the cell transplant might have effect on only a proportion of transplanted animals.

Effect sizes and odds ratios (OR) were anticipated effect parameters.

Berenberg said a sale could be "a game changer" for the insurer: The funds raised should take RSA's capital metrics beyond regulatory uncertainty, allowing the group to reach a competitive dividend payout ratio sooner than we anticipated.

For SF6, the observed proportion of SF5− decreases from 8%to1%1% over the E/N range of this study, whereas an increase in the SF5− branching ratio with E/N is anticipated from previous low-pressure, electron beam investigations.

We prospectively planned an unbalanced recruitment ratio (1 2), given the anticipated smaller number of APC patients as compared with potential standard care patients.

The secondary attack ratios were lower than anticipated, and lower than reported in other countries, perhaps due to differing patterns of susceptibility, lack of significant antigenic drift in circulating influenza virus strains recently, and/or issues related to the symptomatic recruitment design.