Sentence examples for removed ratio from inspiring English sources

In order to carry out a comprehensive analysis of the biogas production process, the indicative parameters viz., specific methanogenic activity (SMA), bicarbonate alkalinity produced-to-COD removed ratio, and COD removal were studied as the response.

As the feature to predict, we invented a metric that we called the "removed ratio", i.e. the number of comments removed by moderators divided by the total number of comments on the article.

In our case the removed ratio was a numeric field, so AML performed linear regression analysis to try to fit all the data points to a multi-dimensional line.

We calculated the removed ratio for about 200,000 existing discussions, queried the Content API for some extra fields that we hypothesised to be relevant, and uploaded it all as a CSV file to AML.

Recombination would change the dN/ dS value, however, even if these possible recombinants were removed, ratios of dN/ dS showed slightly higher values: 4.20 in the PBRs, 0.58 in the non-PBRs, and 1.52 in the entire exon 2 region.

Comparison of the surface area ratios and the percent lignin removed ratios reveals that differences in surface areas were far too great relative to the differences in mass removal to account for the differences in lignin removal from P. trichocarpa x P. deltoides and CEL samples.

Under these optimal conditions, the remove ratio of polysaccharide and protein reached 95.12% and 90.43%, respectively, especially the purity of the five lignans increased 5-fold from 0.98% to 4.49% with the recovery rate of 97.07%, which was well matched with the value predicted by the model.

Once removed, the ratio of well-predicted base pairs reaches 84%, thus increases by 6%.

This aberration may be due to sampling of the most common widespread clones, because when all 2-d types were removed, a ratio of 64:60 MAT1-1: MAT1-2 (binomial cumulative probability p > 0.39) was observed.

Apart from younger age, which appeared to be inversely associated with having a higher number of SLNs removed [odds ratio (OR) = 0.41 for age >60 vs. ≤60, 95 % CI = (0.19, 0.89)], no other factors were associated with number of nodes removed.

This excess is responsible for the weak evidence mentioned above of increased CL incidence at 0 4 years within 5 km of all nuclear sites in western Germany; by excluding Krummel, this is removed (O/E ratio 1.20; CI: 0.78 1.76; Table 4).