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Because the assets in this ratio are risk-weighted, it must be converted into a simple (un-weighted) ratio to make it historically comparable.

From a practical viewpoint, the extractants at this ratio are difficult of recovery by decantation due to the little organic fraction inside of extraction column (0.019 wt%).

The values of the ratio of Na/(Na + Cl) indicates that there is a possible contribution of the sea water in the Dammam aquifer in 56%% wells, where the values of this ratio are more than 0.5.   2.

The point estimate suggests that increases in this ratio are associated with increases in the wage gap, but opposite to the cross-sectional regressions, the relationship is not statistically significant (p value is 0.31).

When both estimators contributing to this ratio are unbiased, it is the relative efficiency.

Measuring excretion and calculating this ratio are also considerably cheaper than novel urinary biomarker tests and more readily available as these tests are not available in all jurisdictions.

The correlations obtained with this ratio are substantially and significantly stronger than those with H1 or HMGD1 (P < 10-15 for every region by F-test), and reach a maximum of R = 0.73 at the +1 nucleosome.

In the endosperm of flowering plants, a ratio of two maternal and one paternal copies of the genome are optimal for development, probably because of genomic imprinting; deviations from this ratio are sometimes tolerated, but often result in disturbances in seed formation (Vinkenoog et al., 2003, Spielmann et al., 2003; Talent, 2009).