Sentence examples similar to unsuitable ratio from inspiring English sources

Applying the acquired knowledge to the known fabrication routes for kesterite, we analyze how some of these shortcomings can originate from unsuitable metallic ratios in the precursor and the absorber due in particular to the Sn loss in kesterite fabrication processes.

In the study area, 97 % of the samples collected showed MR ratio >50%% (unsuitable for irrigation) and 3%% in the suitable category with MR <50%%.

Concentration of Na+ in irrigation water is considered to be in excess, thereby making the water unsuitable, if Kelley's ratio is >1.

Although the top of each SAP profile was placed by zeros due to the unsuitable condition of spectral ratio computation in water layer, the areas of the highest attenuation can be correlated with the lower half of the stratified layers on the reflection profiles.

It was an attempted flat-batted drive, a shot that has become more prevalent recently (Root tried a few) and it is one whose risk/reward ratio makes it unsuitable for Test cricket.

Hence, the risk-to-benefit ratio may be unsuitable for children.

As the sensitivity for tumor invasiveness is 89% at this cutoff, high C/T ratio tumors are unsuitable for limited resection.

The relatively low biodegradability of landscape waste as reported herein made it an unsuitable substrate to increase the C N ratio.

Even though the ratio between suitable and unsuitable data is practically the same in pack1 and pack2, the results of pack2 are better.

These assays need to reach a considerable fragment size (up to 1.2 kb) to calculate the 3':5' ratio, which makes this methodology unsuitable for highly degraded RNA from FFPE samples.

Hence KI values less than one are suitable for irrigation, while the KI values with a ratio of more than one are unsuitable.