Log Ratio of Connections (LRC) calculates the logarithm of the ratio of the connectivities of a gene between two conditions (Reverter et al., 2006).
The clustering coefficient of a component estimates the ratio of connections in the component over the total number of possible connections.
The proportion of bidirectional connection was the ratio of bidirectional connections to all existing connections, and it was compared with that in the rewired networks to examine whether the proportion of bidirectional connections was higher in our random outgrowth model than that for random networks.
Network density is calculated as the ratio of observed connections to possible connections (possible connections refers to the number of links in a fully connected network) [ 46].
The energy efficiency was defined as the ratio of metabolic connection strength, a sum of weights of links connected to each VOI, to normalized FDG uptake of each VOI.
Two key performance indicators are used to assess femtocell layouts and traffic sharing schemes: a) CBR, as a measure of network capacity and b) outage ratio, OR, defined as the ratio of unserved connection time due to temporary lack of resources or bad SINR of users, as a measure of network connection quality.
The rigid offset element is calibrated to give a good estimation of the initial stiffness based on the shear demand ratio of the connection.
However, yield displacement, maximum displacement, and ductility ratio of sagae connection did not show a consistent trend with an increment of size.
A regression analysis shows that the Re-buffering Ratio of a connection c, defined as the percentage of time the video is frozen, can be estimated as begin{aligned} widehat {text{Re-buffering Ratio}} left[cright] = max left 0, -91.5 cdot frac{THRU left[cright]}{VBR left[cright]} + 96.67right) quad left[textright].
In comparison to healthy subjects though, the patients show reduced modularity at the global level that implies a shift in the ratio of the connection density within and between clusters.
