Sentence examples for ratio of point from inspiring English sources
Low levels of 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate would result in increasing the amounts of uracil incorporated in DNA to replace thymine, thereby increasing the ratio of point mutations and resulting in DNA breakage [ 6].
Small ratio of point-per-wavelength (PPW) is achieved in advancing a wavepacket and resolving a shock/entropy wave interaction.
Having scored just 269 points but conceded 1082, qualifier Robbie Williams has the worst ratio of points scored to points conceded (19.91%) in Crucible history.
The OR is the ratio of points for which the error between the predicted and actual MOS values exceeds the 95%% confidence interval of MOS values.
The ratio of points lying on TTR/nerves/ICC versus those lying on tissue in each field was tabulated.
To investigate the general theory of papal rugby, we constructed a measure of a nation's rugby performance: the ratio of points difference (points against subtracted from points for) to the number of games played.
Positive cells were quantified at a magnification of 1000× using the ratio of points identifying such cells in a known area to the total number of points within the lung tissue and airway.
With this in mind, three Morphological Parameters are proposed to measure such dispersion effect: Cumulative Intersection Level (CIL), Normalized Number of Points above Linear Average (PALA), and Ratio of Points above Linear Average (RALA).
We have chosen to summarise the GCSEs using three measures – the average mean grade at all GCSEs (GCSEmn), the total number of GCSEs taken (GCSEn), and the ratio of points gained from science relative to non-science subjects (GCSEsci).
We used the ratio of points earned for life cycle questions and total points earned for the other questions on the final exam to assess whether the potential workshop benefits (as assessed by the life cycle questions) differed between low- and high-GPA students.
On the other hand, PALA is the number of points in MS modulus which are above average (linear units) divided by the total number of points of MS. RALA is quite similar to PALA but in this case it represents the ratio of points in MS modulus which are over the average and the number of points which are above this average instead of the total number of points in E(f a, f m ).
