Sentence examples for ratio deviation from inspiring English sources

As the flue gas load was ramped from 100%to80%0%, a maximum L/G ratio deviation of 0.9% was observed when controlling the column temperature with the solvent flowrate.

Continuous variables were dichotomized by a threshold value that maximized accuracy under ROC classification with balanced sensitivity/specificity. Multivariate Cox regression was performed by selecting a single imaging parameter (TLF > 0.30) with the highest level of significance and greatest hazard ratio deviation from unity.

The reliable region of the dynamic range was derived from log2 ratio deviation plots made for each dataset.

A reliable range of measurement can be calculated by plotting the log2 ratio deviation (LRD) for MTRC analytes as a function of signal intensity.

Normal variation in sex ratio can be expected in any population, especially with a small sample size; however, the extent of the sex ratio deviation for Aamjiwnaang appears to be outside the range of normal.

Sex ratio deviations from 1∶1 in Ictalurus punctatus were checked by applying the Chi-square test [26] to data provided in the original source [27], as depicted in Table S1.

The significance of offspring sex ratio deviations from 1 1 was calculated using one-tailed Fisher exact tests.

In addition, we showed that even sex ratio deviations unrelated to economic development can be statistically significant.

The use of a phylogenetic gene tree-based method would also enable the estimation of dN values beyond mammals, which appear to be the driving force of the dN/dS ratio deviations we have identified.

Feeding rates and reproduction of D. magna submitted to combined exposures of ultraviolet radiation and carbendazim showed a dose-ratio deviation from the conceptual model as the best description of the data set, for both endpoints.

Then, the total of the ratio of deviation value with its actual value is calculated.