Sentence examples for ratio between variables from inspiring English sources

A possible limit of the ANNS analysis is linked to the relatively small sample size and to the subsequent unbalanced ratio between variables and records.

The average ratio between variable and fixed pay reduced from 205% in 2010 to 108% in 2012.

In 2014, the average ratio between variable and fixed pay for high earners more than halved to 127% from 317% in 2013.

As a result, the average ratio between variable and fixed pay for high earners more than halved to 127% in 2014 from 317% in 2013.

In the UK, the ratio between variable and fixed pay for the highest paid bankers in the City was 370% in 2012 – illustrating the impact that restricting bonuses to 100% or 200% would have on pay deals.

All correlations (of expression values as well as of cholesterol absorption and synthesis ratios) between variables were analysed with Spearman's correlation rank test.

Also, because overall contact times were fairly short, even some of the larger ratios between variables in the contact time model may represent an absolute difference of only a few seconds.

To achieve this we standardize by subtracting mean values and dividing by standard deviations as this removes the absolute differences between variable magnitudes but retains the ratios between variable amplitudes.

As a result of the opposite effects of hemodilution on Pv aCO2 and Ca vO2, the ratio between both variables markedly augmented in the absence of anaerobic metabolism.

The number of points attributed to each variable was the rounded value of the ratio between the variable's beta coefficient on the logistic regression and the smallest beta coefficient obtained.

Number of side effects and all other categorisations of side effects (haematological and nonhaematological, WHO grade >2 and WHO grade ⩽2) as well as number of tumour sites are modelled as linear factors in logistic regression analyses, implying a constant odds ratio between consecutive variable values.