Sentence examples for typical ratios from inspiring English sources

The typical ratios of current efficiency for ethylene/methane, rf(C2H4 /rf(CH4), were 2.3 and 6.7, in KOH/methanol and RbOH/methanol-based electrolytes, respectively.

Yunker et al. (2002) listed in his work typical ratios for petroleum, single source combustion and environmental samples; the Ind/(Ind+BghiP) values were in the range of 0.09-0.70, weile we determined these values to be above 0.85 in our samples, and higher in forest soils than in urban soils [49].

This led to a P-release/HAc-uptake ratio of 0.01 P-mol C-mol−1, which indicates a negligible involvement of poly-P in the anaerobic conversions when compared to typical ratios [P-release/HAc-uptake ratios as high as 0.75 P-mol C-mol−1 (Schuler and Jenkins 2003)] of high grade PAO enrichment cultures.

According to the study, this is more than the lowest estimates for extant birds (44.6 percent), but still close to the typical ratios of the smallest sexually mature alligators which range from 45.9 47.9 percent.

Emission in all known hydroxyl megamasers is stronger in the 1667 MHz line; typical ratios of the flux in the 1667 MHz line to the 1665 MHz line, called the hyperfine ratio, range from a minimum of 2 to greater than 20.

Typical ratios of channel diameter to Debye length are bigger than 10.

The gases always include a carbon source, typically methane, and hydrogen with a typical ratio of 1 99.

Still, of the more than 300 docents at the Metropolitan, only 9 are men, a typical ratio at art museums.

The 1910 census taker found Mr. De Lamar in residence with Alice, by then 15, and nine servants, a typical ratio.

The atomic weight of helium is 4.002602, the average that reflects the typical ratio of natural abundances of its isotopes.

If this typical ratio holds for the Iraq War, that indicates mortality of about one million Iraqis.