Sentence examples for ratio of engineered from inspiring English sources

· What is the optimal ratio of engineered CAR-T cell subsets, including early memory T cells?

Based on the concentration profile, the hydraulic flow rate, and the concentration of mixed liquid suspended solid (MLSS), the daily mass loading (DML) or mass flow rate of nanoparticles and the mass ratio of engineered nanoparticle to MLSS were calculated.

Israel has the world's highest ratio of PhDs per person, the highest ratio of engineers and scientists and some of the world's best research universities, notably Technion.

The two authors found the same high ratio of engineers in most of the 21 organizations they examined, including Jemaah Islamiya in Southeast Asia and Hamas and Islamic Jihad in the Middle East.

The ratio of engineers interviewed to those hired has now more than doubled, to 1 14, say industry executives.

We have small team — ratio of engineers to users is by far more than any other company (1 mil+ per engineer).

As a result, the dehydrogenase/oxidase activity ratio of the engineered enzyme was 32-fold greater than that of the wild-type enzyme.

According to the results the infeed rate has a more substantial effect on wheel topography than speed ratio and the response of engineered grit morphologies to dressing is dependent on grit orientation.

Furthermore, long-term treatment of engineered heart tissue with insulin increased the SERCA/PLB ratio and accelerated relaxation time.

One common feature of engineered hydrogels made from natural components is a high swelling ratio that drastically weakens the mechanical strength during tissue regeneration.

The result was similar to that of engineered S. cerevisiae[ 6, 33, 34] and L. lactis[ 4], in which the NADH/NAD+ ratio was greatly influenced by introducing the system of NAD+ regeneration.