Sentence examples for variability in the ratio from inspiring English sources

There is variability in the ratio number of the inner and the outer coat hairs, and professionals are looking for a reduction of the coarse hair quantity in rex rabbit furs.

CIs (using bootstrapping analysis) will demonstrate variability in the ratio.

We noted marked variability in the ratio of piperacillin to tazobactam plasma concentrations as reported by others [ 28].

All strains were predicted to have a greater metabolic flux through oxidation compared with glutathione conjugation, but with 31-fold variability in the ratio across strains.

Finally, there could be alternative explanations and reasons for the observed variability in the ratio of cerebral perfusion to glucose metabolic rates.

An invariant pattern of splicing was observed for the constitutive exons but intriguingly for the mutations lying in alternative exons, both the mutated and the normal alleles showed variability in the ratio of exon inclusion.

In contrast, male spheroids of the present Taiwanese strains exhibited variability in the ratios (Fig. 2).

Assuming no geographic variability in the ratios of nH1N1 hospitalizations to nH1N1 prevalence and of nH1N1 prevalence to ILI prevalence, we hypothesized that ILI prevalence in the less affected areas would be largely attributable to causes other than nH1N1.

There is variability in the ratios of predicted and measured for each compound, with over a 10-fold range for some compounds.

The medians of the ratios between RfDs based on the BMDL10 and the SNCD1.0 or SNCD0.67 both equal 1; the variability in the ratios across data sets is, however, generally less for the BMDL10 SNCD0.67 ratio than for BMDL10 SNCD1.0 (Table 3).

Yet, urinary concentration of the parent compound may be a more reliable measure of exposure since intrasubject variability of the metabolite was high in this study, as indicated by the fact that phase-I metabolites were not detected in all subjects as well as by the variability in the ratios of the metabolites to the parent compound.