Sentence examples for ratios subsequently from inspiring English sources

These values yield both statistical descriptions (odds ratios, subsequently referred to as relative risks) and statistical tests (P values).

The cost efficiency in subgroups as described above was of great significance in advising resource distribution among these subgroups and in computing population specific cost-effectiveness ratios subsequently.

These ratios subsequently decreased at the time point 2 hours after FUS induction, returning to approximately the same values of DCE-MRI as originally observed before sonication.

Each study was required to have published information on the number of study participants and on age-adjusted or age-matched relative risks (or odds ratios, subsequently referred to as relative risks), and their corresponding confidence intervals according to categories of body mass index or per unit increase in body mass index, or data that would allow this to be estimated.

It was an attempt by the mayor of Barcelona to pass a law to locally enforce the 1 30 ratio — subsequently blocked by the courts — that triggered the latest strike.

A design point at 50 °C (323 K) and 4 wt.% ethyl-acetate addition ratio subsequently responded that DHCA recoveries were substantially enhanced from 3.7 wt.% (no adding) to 13.9 wt.% (6 wt.% adding) and DHCA purities in the SC-CO2 extracts were all over 40 wt.%, much better than that of Soxhlet ethyl-acetate extraction (16.9 wt.%).

Thus as the distance from the focal point to the tissue boundary shortens, the probability of multiple scattering events decreases and the F/B ratio subsequently increases.

Cells were then incubated overnight in ethanol and Epon at a 1/1 ratio, subsequently incubated for 4 h in pure Epon and embedded at 37 °C overnight in fresh Epon.

Combined with the above results, it is suggested that activation of TRPV4 may downregulate PI3K/Akt and upregulate p38 MAPK signaling pathways to decrease Bcl-2/Bax protein ratio subsequently and to activate caspase-3 at last, which is likely responsible for TRPV4-induced apoptosis.

Samples were pooled in equimolar ratios after indexing and subsequently sequenced in one lane of the Illumina GAIIx (Solexa) sequencer, with a paired-end run of 76+7 cycles, which yielded ~45 million paired-end reads.

After the economic case for HS2 was challenged repeatedly by opponents and its benefit-cost ratios were subsequently revised downwards, the DfT has largely based its arguments for the project on the need to increase capacity on inter-city railways to meet future demand.