Sentence examples for ratios contributed from inspiring English sources
High acid-to-base ratios contributed to high ash fusion temperatures (IDT > 1500 °C) and low slagging potential of the coals studied.
Conducting trace-driven simulations, we show that both hit ratios and byte hit ratios contributed from coordinated proxy server prefetching are 30 75% higher than other prefetching schemes, and they are comparable to the ratios from a proxyless server-based prefetching that is able to observe every access to the server.
Relatively high ECP and Heme c content and low PN/PS ratios contributed to the ANAMMOX granulation which leads to high performance.
It has been suggested [ 3] that biological factors such as lower body weight and lower fat-to-muscle ratios contribute to faster and more intense effects of alcohol among women.
Increasing H2O2 to glycerol ratio contributed to higher glycolate production.
The composition ratio contributed to the significant effects on the dynamic stiffness, stress transmissibility, and energy absorption performance.
From nanoindentation tests, it was found that a high film/substrate hardness ratio contributed an early-initiated substrate effect.
Detailed chemical analysis demonstrated that the presence of point defects such as oxygen and cation vacancies, and a high Mn4+/Mn3+ ratio contributed to the excellent electrochemical performance.
Both low temperature and high reactant to catalyst ratio gave rise to the formation of less desirable polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons whereas high temperature and high ratio contributed to mono-ring aromatic hydrocarbons.
The green phosphor doped at 5-wt.% ratio contributed to the reduction of resistances of the surface and interface of the photoelectrode and to the great enhancement of the absorption spectrum in UV-visible and near-infrared regions.
The results indicate that a reduction in the concrete shear stress ratio contributed to reduce the percentage of bugholes, whereas no significant difference in the concrete surface appearance was observed as a function of the investigated release agents.
