Sentence examples similar to vulnerable ratio from inspiring English sources

It was found that the gravity bridge pier with low longitudinal steel ratio was vulnerable at the pier-footing region and exhibited inadequate ductility under lateral cyclic loading.

Nevertheless, our study suggests that 30 days post-admission or 30 days post-discharge standardised mortality ratios are less vulnerable to discharge bias than are in-hospital standardised mortality ratios and may therefore be preferable if standardised mortality ratios are to be used for assessment of hospitals' performance.

When loggers level swaths of tropical forest and developers build roads and new towns, they leave behind forest fragments made highly vulnerable due to their high ratio of perimeter to total area.

Clinical and lesion characteristics are summarized in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> The data are presented as mean ± SD or n as well as the odds ratio for the vulnerable plaque with the 95% confidence interval (95% CI).

The bottom panel shows the proportional distribution of the epidemiological states of hospital inpatients in which the ratio of total (vulnerable or otherwise) Unexposed: Exposed: Colonized: Diseased patients is 0.45: 0.45: 0.45: 0.45.

"The conventional wisdom is that stocks with high price to earnings ratios are most vulnerable if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates," said Bruce Simon, chief investment officer of the Glenmede Trust Co. in Philadelphia.

We hypothesized that the presence of a high frequency of pharmacogenomic variants and drug interactions for AChEIs would support the need to pursue focused approaches to personalize pharmacotherapy and optimize efficacy-to-toxicity ratios for these vulnerable populations.

Elevated AMP ATP ratios makes AMPK vulnerable to phosphorylation at Thr and activation by several upstream kinases, such as serine/threonine kinase 11 (LKB1) or calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase kinase (CaMKK) [ 5].

The MPP software analyzes MFs that are selected based on C monoisotopic mass to C isotopic mass ratios; a process vulnerable to technical issues such as detector saturation [ 9, 42].

Fluvial hydrosystems are environments with large landscape to water surface ratio and therefore particularly vulnerable to changes in land use.

Axons are particularly vulnerable given their length and high axolemma cytoplasm ratio.