Sentence examples for the expected ratios from inspiring English sources

The H NMR spectrum confirms the expected copolymer composition, with relative intensities of carbonate and ester signals in the expected ratios given the monomer conversions.

Finally, we examined each treatment group for deviation from the expected sex ratios, using results from the solvent-only controls to generate the expected ratios.

Fe/S molar ratios of schwertmannite spiked at higher rates (2% and 5%) were closer to the expected ratios.

The relative fraction of women among the top k biographies in the empirical and baseline networks must converge to the expected ratios (dashed lines) as k increases.

Row 13 in Table 1 gives the expected ratios w/v z for the central frequency (0.0455 Hz) of the 0.035 0.056 Hz frequency range.

Conversely, where the outcomes deviate from the expected ratios, bettors begin to suspect that the dice, coins, and cards (or the manipulations of them) are not all that they seem.

Practically, as illustrated in our hypothetical example, an observed distribution may display a ratio that differs from the expected ratio (50/75 for the observed, and 120/170 for the expected).

In this paper, a collision ratio is proposed, which is the expected ratio of unavoidable paths to total paths under suitably characterized operation conditions.

Note that 1−FNR is the expected ratio of the number of null hypotheses that are correctly rejected to the number of declared null hypotheses.

The ratio of S and R plants for G978-derived fittedthe thexpecteded ratio of 3S:1R, consistent with the segregation in the M4.

For people born since 1900, the fraction or women is below the expected ratio of 16.8% for the entire range of k.