Sentence examples for ratio of central from inspiring English sources

The sum of the skinfold thicknesses (SumSF) was used to indicate overall obesity, and the ratio of subscapular to triceps (STratio) measures was used to determine the ratio of central to peripheral body fat, with a greater ratio indicating a larger proportion of centrally distributed adipose tissue.

Mink, J., Blumenschine, R. & Adams, D. Ratio of central nervous system to body metabolism in vertebrates: its constancy and functional basis.

Despite this, the lesson of successful schools all over the world will be learnt, albeit slowly and painfully, and the ratio of central control to local autonomy in schools will inch to the 20/80 ratio that is the gold standard for some of the world's most successful schooling systems.

The ratio of central venous catheterization was found 53.5 %.

The value of the ratio of central core radius to the normal artery radius in the unobstructed artery is generally taken as 0.95 [15].

In China, the ratio of central fiscal expenditures to government expenditures was rather low, fluctuating at the rate of 20%, which was one of the lowest in the world (Li 2010; Lou 2013).

The first hurdle is the thermodynamic limitation attributed to the energetically unfavorable link among fermentative metabolism, the maintenance of reduced to oxidized ratios of central electron acceptor/donors, and the use of H2 as a final electron sink.

This article sets out how differing sizes, forms and dimensional ratios of central courts in two climate zones of Iran (Yazd, hot and dry, and Bushehr, hot and humid) can support this behaviour.

The experimentally measured g-ratios of central fibers (0.72 0.81; Table 1) seem to fall into a narrow range that is compatible with the expected theoretical estimate reported here (g-ratioobserved ≈0.76 0.81).

Analysis of each of these variables by age showed a significant age trend for BMI, waist-hip ratio (marker of central adiposity), alcohol use, systolic blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, prevalence of diabetes, leptin, adiponectin, IL-6, bilirubin, and albumin with increasing age.

The tetraploid transformants of 'Hawaii 4' that we examined all shared a distinctive leaf morphology, which manifested as a quantifiably altered ratio (B/A) of central leaflet to overall leaf width.