Sentence examples for sensitive ratio from inspiring English sources
The ovarian carcinoma cell line A2780 was less sensitive to most drugs (ratio >1.2 in nine of 17 drugs evaluable for IC50) in anoxia (0.1% O2), but surprisingly was more or equally sensitive (ratio <1.2 in 14 of 16 drugs) to the administered drugs in hypoxia (1.0% O2) compared to normoxia.
The 49-nm AuNPs had higher uptake in cancer cells, and subsequently had higher sensitive enhancement ratio (SER) at 1.86 than the 16-nm ones (SER = 1.49).
It is based on light-weight material and narrow support frames in order to minimize multiple scattering and dead-to-sensitive area ratio.
Changes in [Ca2+] i were measured using the Ca2+-sensitive fluorescence ratio dye Fura-2 as described previously (Dingemans et al. 2007, 2008).
In the majority of cases there was a good correlation between RT-PCR and microarray results, RT-PCR being more sensitive; expression ratios were generally underestimated by microarray analysis.
The predicted results show that the growth rate of R. eutropha is more sensitive to CO2/O2 ratio than H2/O2 ratio.
It is concluded that the formation of soot precursors is more sensitive to C/O ratio than to equivalence ratio.
Ca2+-sensitive fluorescence ratios (340 nm/380 nm excitation; 510 nm emission) were recorded and analysed by using Axon Imaging Workbench (Axon Instruments).
The resulting sensitive cells/resistant cells ratio was regarded as the donor cells/recipient cells ratio.
The hot-surface temperature resulting in ignition is found to be weakly sensitive to equivalence ratio with a mean value of 980 K for mixtures with equivalence ratios between 0.75 and 3 at 100 kPa.
The objective function value is more sensitive to the ratio of the wire spacer diameter to the fuel rod diameter than to the ratio of the wire wrap pitch to the fuel rod diameter.
