Sentence examples for ratio will differ from inspiring English sources
However, due to the presence of extensive abnormalities in tumour samples, mean DOC ratio will differ from the nominal ratio of one.
Of course, when the above steady-state assumptions are not met, which will frequently be the case, then both the POR and the prevalence ratio will differ from the incidence rate ratio (Thompson et al. 1998), and which measure is more "valid" will be highly specific to the population, exposure, and disease.
The acceptable current ratio will differ between industries.
The risk/benefit ratio of antidotes will differ according to the patient and the antidote.
It would be clearly inappropriate to assume that intervention effects are exchangeable across outcomes that are different in some important respects such as being measured on different scales (e.g. where one outcome reports a weighted mean difference and another outcome reports a log-odds ratio) as such estimates will differ in terms of the precision with which they are estimated.
The transmission ratio under the null hypothesis of no association within these parents will differ from a 50/50 ratio reflecting the different risk levels of both HLA-DRB1 alleles.
Different knives will have differing blade-to-handle weight ratios and, thus, the location of their fulcrums (i.e. centers of balance) will differ.
Two persons differing in their scores by 1 standard deviation will differ in their odds to achieve success after two years by the odds ratio.
Reasonable observers will differ.
Sometimes they will differ.
