Sentence examples for ratios point to from inspiring English sources

At depths greater 1950 mbsf, the Bernard parameter, the δD-δ13CCH4 plot and the TWG ratios point to a relative increase in thermogenic gases (Figures 5 and 6, Additional file 1: Figure S4).

The ratios point to neuropathies being more preferentially associated with activation processes (compare 125000 25000 for the control and 17500 1300 for the neuropathies).

The direction and magnitude of the adjusted odds ratios point to a pathway in which COX-2 induces the phosphorylation of Akt and downstream targets most efficiently in HER2-positive breast tumors, and this effect is increased in an additive manner by an ER-negative tumor status.

Vertical trends for the clay/silt and coarse/fine silt ratios pointed to top down pedogenesis.

The drain site M6 was the only site where all lines of evidence, i.e. similarity of variable subpopulations to FSAO, FIB, HBM, and BBC∶A ratios, pointed to the presence of fecal contamination.

An odds ratio of 1 indicates no association, with higher ratios pointing to stronger associations.

Inequity was most evident for patients aged ≥65 years, for whom attendance rate ratios pointed to significant underutilisation compared with younger age groups because proxy of need, defined by ward-level coronary mortality, was so much higher.

Günther-Leopold et al. [ 12], for example, observed the smallest isotope ratio (point-to-point) fluctuations at the top of the peak when performing neodymium (Nd) measurements by HPLC-MC-ICPMS.

The change in the ratio points to a direct effect of ageing on γ-secretase.

A high ratio points to non-reference alleles being lost, or decreased in frequency during domestication and selection.

Studies of parasitoid wasps, particularly Nasonia vitropennis, identified several quantitative trait loci (QTL) associated with the sex ratio, pointing to a genetic contribution (9).