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Samples with one or fewer freeze-thaw cycle exposure yielded lower 260/280 nm ratio on average (M = 1.61, SD =.25) than samples exposed to 2 or more freeze-thaw cycles (M = 1.79, SD =.07), t (9) = 2.47, p <.05.

In the cases that there are less flows, the decrease ratio on average end-to-end delay is more obvious.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Effect of w/c ratio on average pore diameter of concrete (at 28 days curing).

An uphill climb Of course, at over 4½percentt of GDP the average deficit is still high, and stabilizing the public debt-to-GDP ratio, on average, at some 110percentt of GDP may not seem like much of an achievement.

The trend indicates that frequently mutated genes have higher dN/dS ratio on average than expected.

Manning, Scutt, Wilson, and Lewis-Jones (1998) first reported a sexual dimorphism in digit ratio: on average, men have a lower ratio than women.

The effect of area ratio on averaged Nusselt number is complex.

The "diagnostic key parameters" derived from Doppler echocardiography/tissue Doppler (E/A ratio, DT, E/E' ratio) revealed on average no significant differences; however the groups differ with respect to BNP, LAVI and LVMI.

These findings suggest that a single SD ratio based on average ratios between MIDs and baseline SDs is very unlikely to apply to all instruments and advocate the need for sensitivity analyses to explore the extent to which pooled estimates are robust to a variety of MID estimates [ 18].

California and Florida also purchased a larger percent of their feed requirements and had higher debt to asset ratios on average.

Of all the strategies the NN model obtained the highest Sharpe ratios, on average, in the current crisis period for a 1 month horizon and QAR(1) for a 1-year horizon.