Sentence examples for the equivalent ratios from inspiring English sources

In Yemen and Somalia, where the U.S. has far more limited intelligence capabilities to confirm the people killed are the intended targets, the equivalent ratios may well be much worse. .

Similarly, the equivalent ratios for the maximal peak concentrations in lungs and plasma obtained after aerosol exposure consistently exceeded those seen after oral administration, suggesting that lungs were exposed to higher isotretinoin concentrations after aerosol inhalation than after oral administration of similar doses.

The equivalent ratio at Barclays, which last week reported record profits of £11.6bn, was 38% and Hester conceded that the RBS ratio was likely to rise next year.

The equivalent ratio for CACI and SRA? 1.1 and 1.4, respectively.

The HEMA and MAA concentrations were increased while the equivalent ratio of functional groups remained constant.

The equivalent ratio of carbon and nitrogen with the amount of dextrose added is given in Table 1.

The equivalent ratio for bond investors is the coverage of bond interest by earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda).

In these nanocomposite materials, the equivalent ratio of the Epoxy POSS and ODA are adjustable, and the resultant PI POSS nanocomposites give variable thermal and mechanical properties.

From experiment, it is found that T is increased as increasing the equivalent ratio and the volumetric premixed-gas velocity (Vmix).

The equivalent ratio between epoxy: thiol was maintained 1 1 in all the formulations and therefore the homopolymerization reaction of epoxy resin is unlikely to occur.

Under the same initial pressure; when the equivalent ratio is closer to 1, the flame acceleration rate becomes larger, and the explosion pressure reaches the maximum value.