Sentence examples for ratio of that from inspiring English sources

The electronic specific heat (Ce) of the electrons is defined as the ratio of that portion of the heat used by the electrons to the rise in temperature of the system.

The C/M ratio of that CO2 mass gain degree reached the maximum was 5.

The ratio of that number to GDP rose rapidly from 55% in 1920 to a peak of 97% in 1932.

Like other NSAIDs indomethacin inhibits COX-1/-2 and in this aspect differs from others in the ratio of that effect [10 12].

It can be seen from formula (13) that the time complexity of grouped training set has been reduced to the following ratio of that before grouping.

Not for some competitive reason as such, but rather if it cost you $50 to service an account, the ratio of that service to a $10,000 investor is one thing, and to a $1 million investor it's another.

On the New York Stock Exchange, the ratio of stocks that rose to those that lost value was about even.

I have then calculated the ΔpHs for pH 6.5 and 8.5 as ratios of that seen at pH 7.5, and averaged these ratios for all experiments.

CBPP recently estimated that the debt-to-GDP ratio in 2040 would be 99percentthethe Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget predicts a ratio of 108percentthatat year; the Center for American Progress estimates between 97 and 112percentt.

After the Panthers' case came to light, the league dropped the ratio of testosterone that is considered a positive test.

And no chemical analysis can sort out, in a given sale price, a ratio of considerations that may include honest judgment, heartfelt passion, and competitive exigency.