Sentence examples for the ratio given from inspiring English sources
noun
A number representing a comparison between two things.
We consider two alleles and suppose there is a one percent disease rate in individuals homozygous for the major allele, and a higher rate in individuals with one or two copies of the minor allele, the ratio given
We obtain the predicted value for the ratio, given Managing Teacher Costs for Access and Quality ii the literacy rate.
TPP-DCA showed a green:red ratio of 0.49 ± 0.09, which was significantly lower than the ratio given by Mito-DCA.
A naïve approach would consider the Similarity Score as the ratio given by the division between #COMMON and #AGRIS: Score = # COMMON # AGRIS Unfortunately, this approach has some problems when the AGRIS record is associated with few AGROVOC URIs.
A Zf Af ratio of 0.78 (95% CI: 0.64-0.95) isignificantlyly above the ratio given by the number of chromosomes and suggests up-regulation of Z-linked genes relative to autosomal genes in females.
We can simplify this further by noting that if L T >> d H, the ratio given above (L T / d H ) tends to L T / d H as L T increases.
The ratio gives a percentage of the company that is financed by debt.
Both the conductance and the current are proportional to the concentration, of which the ratio gives the ohmic potential drop, 0.52 V, independent of values of the current.
In addition, the hydrophilic lipophilic deviation (HLD) method is used to find the optimal surfactant/co-surfactant ratio (defined as the ratio giving the lowest IFT) at the reservoir salinity and temperature.
To assess whether the ratio gave a significantly better fit that either measure alone, we compared F-statistics from the model expr ~ log2 (H1) + log2 (HMGD) to those from the univariate models expr ~ log2 (H1) and expr ~ log2 (HMGD).
The errors of the ratios given in Table 1 are mainly due to the uncertainty of background substraction.
