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LuY and FITC were unmixed and the average and standard deviations of the ratio of contributions wLuY/wFITC were measured for each [LuY]/[FITC] solutions.

Using global analysis, the system can accurately determine the ratio of contributions from different lifetime components, which may be used to quantify mixtures of fluorophores or to calculate the fraction of donor molecules undergoing FRET.

For the autosomes, the limiting mean is the ratio of contributions from S 1 to the total contributions from S 1 and S 2 combined (Goldberg et al. 2014, equation 37), E [ H 1, g, δ A ] = s 1 / (s 1 + s 2 ).

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In Mt. Kalamaili, there are five main factors as following: terrain factor (eigenvalue is 5.110, Ratio of contribution is 34.07%), nest position factor (3.747%, 24.98%), human disturbance factor (2.123%, 14.16%), prey factor (1.584%, 10.56%), and gradient factor (1.111%, 7.41%).

From the view of the gross compatibility relationship above, it can be seen that the ratio of contribution by each action to total shear resistance in a beam is dependent on the relative stiffness ratio between the chords and the web (Kim and Jeong 2011a, 2011b, 2011c).

It can also be understood as the ratio of contribution node j makes to node i among all nodes j connected to.

This implies that the young adults consistently estimated their actual SOT ability with a high ratio of contribution (i.e., strong regression) between EH and AH, whereas the older adults estimated their actual SOT ability inconsistently/inaccurately.

Other scientists who meet the above criteria are included as an author in ratio of their contribution, providing their contribution is substantial.

It was demonstrated that log P correlates well with the ratio of the contributions of specific solvent-solute interactions in the former case, and with the ratio of the relative contributions of specific and nonspecific interactions in the latter.

Ant contribution to the overall respiration was significantly higher than that of nest material respiration: the average ratio of the contributions (ants:nest material) was 75:25%.

The ratio of the contributions of the grain interior and grain boundaries changes with grain size [12, 13].

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