Sentence examples for ratio of variable from inspiring English sources

The inclusion or exclusion of non-variable loci does not affect the unstandardized AMOVA, but including non-variable loci when calculating the AMOVA for the transformed data set results in AMOVA values that are determined more by the ratio of variable to non-variable sites, and less by the levels of variability of the variable loci.

"UK financial institutions in particular will need to review pay structures in light of the bonus cap as the current average ratio of variable pay to fixed pay is 370%." George Osborne is opposed to the cap on bonuses and has launched a legal challenge to the plan but it is far from clear when the case might be heard or any decision taken.

"A cap on the ratio of variable to fixed pay will do little to lower total compensation (which is what outrages voters sick of bailing out failed banks)," according to the Financial Times.

The maximum PSII quantum yield was calculated as the ratio of variable to maximum fluorescence, Fv/Fm = (Fm Fo)/Fm.

Electron transport rate (ETR), and the ratio of variable fluorescence to maximum fluorescence (Fv/Fm) for leaf samples were measured using PAM-210 fluorescence meter (Walz, Effeltrich, Germany).

We also detected a significant reduction (below 0.6) in the ratio of variable fluorescence/maximum fluorescence (Fv/Fm) in the severe stress treatment.

The three Bifidobacterium bifidum strains tested in this work promoted the most suitable shifts in SCFA and in the ratio of variables facultative anaerobes to anaerobes.

As was illustrated in [ 29], it is possible to obtain a perfect PLS-DA discrimination for randomly generated data with large ratio of variables to objects.

Due to the high ratio of variables in the model to study participants we calculated exact adjusted odds ratios, exact p values, and exact confidence intervals using the network method [ 22].

In terms of the recommended ratio of variables to subjects [ 34, 35] the 78 cases used in the analysis was considered adequate, given that only four variables were employed as predictors.

A preliminary rule of thumb could be that the ratio of variables to cases with complete data should not go below 1 : 3. Missing data in statistical analyses is the rule rather than the exception.