Sentence examples for ratio of lost from inspiring English sources

Percentage of losses given as the ratio of lost flow/applied flow, amounted 11, 17 and 2%, respectively, for Arundo, Phragmites and the control.

The pattern is very similar to the results presented in Figure 8 as the PSNR is generally proportional to the ratio of lost video frames.

The average ratio of lost and illegally consumed electricity within the distribution system in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcountriesriss is 4%.

The ratio of lost area was calculated by dividing the sum of the vacuole areas from all sections by the total area of the brain from all sections.

The ratio of lost tissue fluid to tissue mass was designated as 'drip loss'.

The ratio of lost and effective force depends on the tilt angle.

In this study, ( DR_{i} left( {P_{i} left( t right)} right) ) represents the direct impact suffered by city ( i ), which is the ratio of the lost traffic volume at time t to the average traffic volume under normal conditions.

The lost-to-followup quotient (ratio of patients lost to followup to the number of failures reported) [ 35] was much less than 1, indicating a low likelihood that these three patients would substantially affect the data analysis.

The lost blood contained HbY and "healthy" blood in an equal ratio, thus 20% of lost blood was "pure" HbY.

As a result, division managers added capacity very cautiously, achieving high plant-utilization ratios at the expense of lost sales (which did not show up in the measurement system).

As the denominator of the cost-effectiveness ratio captures the full value of health effects, inclusion of lost productivity in the numerator will result in double-counting of lost productivity [ 10].