L. 109 351, § 202, substituted "a ratio of not greater than 3percentt (and which may be zero)" for "the ratio of 3 per centum" in cl.
In this population, however, we performed a separate multivariate analysis substituting PaO2/FiO2 ratio for PaO2 values.
The life expectancy (LE) loss estimated from substituting this ratio into the calculation by de Hartog et al. (2010) may thus offset most of the expected LE gain.
CVA concentrations in the spiked RLM samples were computed by substituting their ratios into the generated linear regression equation.
It is possible to use SnoopCGH on such data, where (log transformed) ratios of normalized coverage (within or between samples) substitute for log ratios of normalized fluorescence intensities.
The following season, Ben Arfa switched to the first team number 18 shirt, but his substitute-to-start ratio was still high as seven of his 12 appearances were as a substitute.
To normalize the t1/2 values of a given peptide/MHCII complex, we define the effect of each substitution as the ratio of the substituted measurement over that of the DR1/wtHA value (Δt1/2).
Seeing the damage to the company's leadership bench, executives encouraged potential leaders to participate in temporary teams, cross-functional assignments, and action-based training activities, thus changing the organization's substitute-to-star ratio to about 1 1.
In one company, the substitute-to-star ratio dropped from about 3 1 to about 0.7:1 (less than one qualified backup for each of the top 100 employees) after a restructuring and the elimination of certain development assignments.
EMR and ERR are somewhat different, though ERR was calculated by the same formula (1a) with mortality ratio substituted by mortality rate.
Models in which the opioid related overdose fatality outcome were substituted for the ratio of opioid related overdose death rates over the cancer related death rates had statistically significant associations in a similar pattern to the original models.
