Sentence examples for ratio developed from inspiring English sources

A major contributor to this tendency is the additional pressure ratio developed in the engine's inlet as it slows down or diffuses the very high-speed airstream that is ingested as the engine's working fluid the ram effect.

Key metrics include: Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) ratios, Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV) and a new SaaS metric, the Customer Retention Cost (CRC) ratio, developed in conjunction with one of our portfolio companies, Totango.

In the framework of SW H/V, we investigate the differences between SW H/V of our approach and SW H/V of the previous study on microtremor H/V spectral ratio developed by Arai and Tokimatsu (2004).

We finally discuss the validity of identified underground velocity structures by comparing observed results with theoretical results, such as earthquake motions H/V spectral ratio developed by Kawase et al. (2011) and spectral ratio of horizontal motions between surface and bottom of borehole.

Although renal oxygen consumption did not change, renal venous acidosis and an increased L/P ratio developed.

Patients with TBI who received a high FFP pRBC transfusion ratio developed septic coagulation more often than patients of the same group but with a low FFP pRBC transfusion ratio.

This may suggest that the sex difference in digit ratio develops at a later stage of development than at fledging (when the chicks are otherwise already fully grown).

Along the way, he won friends and alienated people in some unknowable ratio, developing a reputation for brilliance and arrogance, for infallible technique and perverse interpretations.

As shown in Figure 5C, statistically significant differences in cellular redox ratio develop between cells in proliferation medium and those undergoing differentiation.

However, we showed that the NPP ratios developed and used in this paper are not sensitive to the calibration process.

A20 -/- mice, born from interbred A20 +/- mice in Mendelian ratios, developed runting as early as 1 week of age [ 13].