Sentence examples for ratio of additional from inspiring English sources

Pro Achieves greater proportionality, depending on the ratio of additional members to directly elected ones; maintains the constituency link for most members.

With comparison of the two, the ratio of additional reduction of fuel consumption with the n-ratio automatic transmission is Ratio of additional reduction = P nw − P w P w = 1 + η i η n − η m η m.

Equation (3) can then be used to express the ratio of additional tsunami height or amplitude caused by reflected wave.

Evaluating the ratio of P F in the cements in comparison with the ratio of additional F measured by H to that measured by T produced a relationship log[(H−T /T]=0.28×log[P/F]−0.45 with R2=0.999.

Application of unbonded length and reinforcing details of SP3-R specimen which has a decreased welding coefficient but an increased ratio of additional ties compare to SP1-R is shown in Fig. 9.

In addition, the beneficial effect of flexural reinforcement and diagonal reinforcement on the blast-resistance can be compared from the analysis results of specimen BC-F and BC-D since the steel ratio of additional reinforcement of both specimens is equal.

Column capacity computed using the proposed equation is validated through experimental studies conducted by the authors (for columns having L/D ratio of 20) as well as additional tests reported in literature.

The 136,130 non-synonymous and 142,103 synonymous SNPs identified in coding regions represent a non-synonymous-to-synonymous substitution ratio of 0.99 (Additional file 1: Data S4; Additional file 2: Figure S11), similar to that of sorghum (1.0) [ 22], but higher than that of Arabidopsis thaliana (0.83) [ 23] and lower than that of soybean (1.38) [ 15] and rice (1.2) [ 24].

The difference in total costs and adherence percentage was calculated incrementally between the intervention and control group to provide the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER) of additional adherence from the intervention.

Treatments are compared based on the ratio of the additional cost of the more costly treatment divided by the additional effectiveness of the treatment.

"Increase in physical dose" here refers to the ratio of the additional dose deposited by X-rays in the system due to the addition of GNPs to that which would be deposited in the absence of gold.