Sentence examples for ratios setting from inspiring English sources

As an example, assume that we only allow for equal second-to-first-stage ratios setting the upper bound of the second-stage-sample size of the selected treatment and control to be twice the first stage sample size.

Compared to API engineering, carrier engineering had a positive effect on the capsule filling performance (weight variability and mean fill weight) at lower compression ratios (setting 1).

Banks are still required to meet the minimum capital ratios set by the EBA by June 30th.

Shiftless Wonder Continuously variable "gearless" transmissions -- with ever-changing ratios set by moving belts -- have existed for a while, but Audi is the first company to put one in a powerful sedan.

Coincidentally, the ratio of FDIC's fund to the total amount of insured deposits is similar to the capital ratios set aside by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Data were analyzed at the level of probes with significant cut-offs for the ratios set at twofold change at P<10−5.

The influences of rotating speed, thickness ratio, setting angle and hub radius ratio on the resonant frequencies and modal system loss factors are presented.

(2) Small convergence ratio, setting to 0.60 or 0.65, may benefit the optimization problem which has many local optimums in the high dimensional space; while large convergence ratio, setting to 0.85 or 0.9, is probably helpful for the optimization problem with few local optimums or flat landscape.

As an extension to Proschan and Hunsberger (1995) we first investigate the case of equal second-to-first-stage-ratios setting.

Disordered (620 750 nm) and ordered (500 580 nm) channels were used to obtain the image ratio, setting an intensity threshold of 15 for both.

The EBA has already said these payments - known as allowances - are breaching the ratio set out by the EU for bonuses to be no more than one times salary, unless shareholders approve payouts of two times salary.