Sentence examples for ratio extracted from from inspiring English sources

The latter are very close to the theoretical solution, while the amplitude ratio extracted from the STFT deviates especially at frequencies where individual modes are highly dispersive such as the -mode for frequencies between 2 and 3 MHz.

In a study by Benson et al. (2012), loss of posture was correlated to the α/ δ ratio extracted from the EEG, in an effort to find a more objective and alternative method (as opposed to loss of posture) to assess loss of consciousness in broilers.

The PET scans were evaluated visually and by means of SUV tumor to background (T/N) ratios extracted from a cubic volume of interest (8 cm3).

Our data demonstrate a high correlation between parameters obtained from dynamic PET imaging with simple SUV ratios extracted from static 60 90 min [18F]GE-180 PET scans using the corrected frontal cortex as pseudo-reference region.

As with a lot of my work I'm interested in numbers and ratios and have used key ratios extracted from the drive train of this never-realised hypothetical machine to create my paths known as a spline.

Indeed, since the position of a nanorod spectral peak is very sensitive to its aspect ratio, we can demonstrate [ 1] that the ensemble spectrum calculated using aspect ratio distribution extracted from the TEM image of a sample of gold nanorods exhibits good agreement with the experimentally measured extinction of the same sample.

Two phase pressure drop, instantaneous radial velocity and holdup profile, cross-sectional time-averaged holdup and slip ratio were extracted from CFD simulations.

Furthermore, a matched comparator cohort (5:1 ratio) was extracted from the Swedish population register.

Such ratio was extracted from studies that compared gene expression in mESCs and EBs (GEO accessions: GSE3223, GSE10518).

The risk of preterm delivery of maternal population aged 35 or older was determined by the crude and Adjusted Odds Ratio (OR) extracted from a model of logistic regression.

Data extraction Study-specific risk ratios were extracted from all identified meta-analyses and synthesised with random effects for (a) all studies, and (b) separately for observational and for randomised controlled trial populations for comparison.