Sentence examples for ratio correct from inspiring English sources

The results show a high signal-to-noise ratio, correct allele calls, and a low limit of detection for minor DNA contributors in mixed DNA samples.

It should be noted that previous research comparing lineups and showups relied on the diagnosticity ratio (correct IDs/false IDs), which ignored filler ID rates (e.g., Lindsay & Wells, 1985; Steblay, Dysart, & Wells, 2011).

An 8-mm Gaussian smoothing kernel was applied to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio, correct for minor alignment errors, and facilitate comparison across subjects.

It'll take some practice to get the cornstarch ratio correct.

If you must rely on ice to keep it cold, prepare more brine according to recipe and add in 4 cups when you add the ice to keep the salt ratio correct.

A positive deviation of the balance-sheet-total-to-GDP ratio corrects itself gradually (ca 9% per annum) and is corrected by an increase in real income.

Left side: tumour-to-blood uptake ratio of FAZA versus trapping rate; right: tumour-to-blood uptake ratio corrected for the distribution volume versus trapping rate.

The percent of forest cover and six LPIs (edge density, number of forest patches, area of largest forest patch, mean perimeter area ratio, corrected mean perimeter area ratio, and aggregation index) are used to quantify forest fragmentation and change.

To calculate the odds ratio corrected for the population, the interim odds for the population average cigarette consumption needs to be calculated.

The odds ratio, corrected for differences in age and gender distributions, for mucosal Chlamydia LPS being indicative for presence of IBS was 43.1 (95% CI: 13.2-140.7).

Frames at 340 and 380 nm of the analysed areas (640 nm × 480 nm) were stored every 500 ms for 3 min and the signal ratio corrected for the background was determined for each pixel after the experiment.