Sentence examples for ratios of existing from inspiring English sources

We also provide a brief comparison of possible energy gain ratios of existing approaches, discussion on open issues and a guideline for future research.

More interestingly, the ratios of existing edges per possible pairs in histogram (b) clearly indicate (by the decaying profile of this histogram as the distance increases) that the further away a pair of regions is, the less likely their interconnection.

Genotype-specific changes in splicing patterns may be both quantitative (i.e. changes in ratios of existing isoforms) and qualitative (i.e. expression of new isoforms).

Secondly, slower GDP growth makes it more difficult to reduce the ratio of existing public-sector debt to GDP, which stands at a hefty 180% in Japan.

The index characterizes riparian vegetation condition as the ratio of existing native riparian vegetation cover to pre-European settlement riparian vegetation cover at a given reach.

Mathematically, the logistic map is written as: {X}_{n+1}={rX}_nleft 1-{X}_nright) (1 where X n is a number between zero and one which represents the ratio of existing population to the maximum possible population and r is the control parameter that controls the behavior of the map.

The detection rates of PHT are calculated as the ratio of existing and newly diagnosed patients at the censor date 31 December 2009 (excluding those who had died during the follow-up period) and the estimated total Armadale and surrounding districts adult population according to the last Australian census survey performed in 2006.

The number 1.6 (for this example) can be called the probability ratio, the proportion ratio, or in studies of existing disease, the prevalence ratio (PR).

In addition to the SOBI algorithm, the proposed method uses the Random Decrement (RD) technique and the Eigensystem Realization Algorithm (ERA) to estimate the frequencies and damping ratios of the existing electromechanical modes.

The benefit of the increased concentration ratio is increased flexibility in designing new systems with concentration ratios surpassing the limit of existing trough concentrators.

The density of a graph (G) is given by the ratio of the number of existing links to the number of potential links.