Sentence examples for ratios of increase from inspiring English sources

Since toxicity varies widely and using a universal concentration series for all of the compounds was not feasible, we determined consistent ratios of increase between consecutive points in the concentration series for all compounds to allow comparison of toxicity among the various compounds.

The ratios of increase measured by both the methods are similar at approximately 200 °C for all the mix proportions; however, from 200 to 600 °C, the ratio of increase measured by the modulation method is substantially higher than that measured by the resonance method.

Thus, on a logarithmic scale equal distances represent equal ratios of increases in evidence, not equal increments of evidence.

The percentage ratios of increased WQI near Hartha and Najibia power plants compared to the north sites of these plants are 13.22 and 9.69%, respectively, during summer season.

The percentage ratios of increased WQI near Hartha and Najibia power plants compared to the north sites of these plants are 17.93 and 15.92%, respectively, during winter season.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Correlation between ratio of decrease of the residual material properties and ratio of increase of the nonlinearity parameters.

The ratio of increase as measured by the nonlinear modulation method increases noticeably with temperature compared to that for the nonlinear resonance vibration method.

It has been reported that the ratio of increase of the nonlinearity parameter represents contact-type defects developed because of thermal damage to the concrete.

Kepler also found a formula relating the size of each planet's orb to the length of its orbital period: from inner to outer planets, the ratio of increase in orbital period is twice the difference in orb radius.

First, the number of OLGs decreased following a transient increase, but the ratio of increase was mild in the AM+/− group compared with the WT group.

Peak Load, Peak, Peak, Peak pulse and the ratio of increase to WR increase (slope) were significantly lower among patients with anaemia compared with patients without anaemia.