Sentence examples for ratio for use from inspiring English sources
Biodiesel can be blended with petroleum diesel fuel in a 1 to 4 ratio for use in the unmodified diesel engines of cars, trucks, boats, heavy equipment and farm vehicles.
The authors of the research, led by Queen Mary University of London and funded by Cancer Research UK said the results "substantially improve the benefit-to harm ratio" for use of the hormonal drugs, which many complain have a number of side-effects, by women at high risk of breast cancer.
The formation of a suitable H2/CO ratio for use in valuable oxygenates synthesis.
This reaction has the following important advantages: The formation of a suitable H2/CO ratio for use in valuable oxygenates synthesis.
A series of binary mixtures ranging from 0 vol.% to 100 vol.% CH3CN in BMIM-PF6 were investigated to identify an optimum ratio for use in electrochemical studies involving CO2.
By tailoring the layer thickness and the thickness ratio for use at and below the resonance energy in normal incidence (θ=90°) or at θ=45°, an excellent performance with respect to reflectance, transmission and polarisance, respectively, in the water window was achieved for multilayers with period thicknesses down to 1.4 nm.
The odds ratio for using an oral hypoglycaemic agent at month 12 was 0.79.
The odds ratio for using price only for non-accepted versus accepted surrogates was 0.1 (p < 0.001, Table 3), confirming that recommendations with price as the only economic evidence are less likely to have concerns regarding the surrogate.
Odds ratios for use of body-based therapy increased in a significant trend across fatigue categories of PF, CF and CFS-like subjects (p-trend =.0003) (Table 6).
Results are arranged in descending order of odds ratios for use of major drug categories by the CFS group vs. the Well group.
Also provided is the evidence-based recommendation of the AAN and the Toronto Consensus Panel, the NNT, the numbers needed to harm, and the likelihood ratios for use of the drugs and for non-adherence.
