Sentence examples for strictly ratio from inspiring English sources

He conjectured that the sequence ({R_{n}}_{n=0}^{infty}) is strictly ratio increasing to the limit (3+2sqrt{2}) and that the sequence ({ sqrt[n]{R_{n}}}_{n=1}^{infty}) is strictly ratio decreasing to the limit 1.

It is called (strictly) ratio monotonic if the sequence ({z_{n}/z_{n-1}}_{ngeq1}) is (strictly) monotonically increasing or decreasing.

We say a sequence ({z_{n}}_{n= 0}^{infty}) is (strictly) ratio monotonic if its ratio sequence ({frac{z_{n+1}}{z_{n}}}_{n=0}^{infty}) is (strictly) monotonically increasing or (strictly) decreasing as n increases.

This method allowed for the incorporation of the two antigens into a polymeric dendrimer in a strictly equimolar ratio.

Strictly, odds ratios that are adjusted for (and/or matched on) different sets of covariates are not comparable (Steyerberg and Eijkemans, 2004).

This ratio, strictly speaking, is the volume susceptibility, because magnetization essentially involves a certain measure of magnetism (dipole moment) per unit volume.

However, in all cases, Ca- and PO4-containing chemicals must be mixed to get the Ca/P ratio strictly equal to 1.67.

According to Kang et al. [48], high xylanase production in some fungi has been shown to be linked strictly to the ratio of cellulose to xylan of the growth substrate and substrate degradation due to time course or incubation period.

Because the peroxides are generated from the thiols in a strictly stoichiometric molar ratio, no further oxidation of the forming disulfide groups occurs.

This enables the calculation of the maximum methane generation potential, i.e., the amount that will be potentially emitted as GHG, O x is the oxidation factor, taken as zero, which implies that the biodegradation takes place strictly anaerobically, and the ratio (16:12) is the mass ratio of 1 g mol methane for each gram mole of carbon.

Colistin exhibits a concentration-dependent bactericidal activity, and its therapeutic efficacy strictly depends on the ratio of peak level to minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) or the ratio of area under the curve to MIC [ 15, 16].