Sentence examples for weaker ratio from inspiring English sources

There was a large and expected [see e.g. [ 5, 8- 12, 12, 30, 31]] gender ratio, with snus use being more than 5 times as common among men as among women, while an opposite but weaker ratio was noted for smoking.

However, the majority of these lines displayed weak ratios of fluorescent cells to non-fluorescent cells.

In this scenario, the performance gain from using the WL-MMSE equalizer is also observed, with its advantage growing with a weaker code ratio.

In this scenario, the performance gain from using widely linear-based precoding is also observed, with its advantage growing with a weaker code ratio.

In addition, Sears et al. [ 13] noted a weaker QA ratio in carnivorans without positively allometric growth of the face (e.g. felids).

The same holds for any number of phenomena, from the disappearing benefits of second-generation antipsychotics to the weak coupling ratio exhibited by decaying neutrons, which appears to have fallen by more than ten standard deviations between 1969 and 2001.

In air, the threshold of UFG Al 7.5Mg exhibits weak load ratio dependency, while P/M and I/M Al 7Mg exhibit modest load ratio dependency.

Arguably, many of these stocks started undergoing their own bear markets in late 2006, contributing to the weak advance/decline ratio technicals that we've recently seen even as the big-name indexes have climbed to new heights.

The presence of unsaturation can be deduced from the molecular weight of the fragment at m/z [M−15] which is 2amu less than that of the corresponding saturated monomer, and from the weak intensity ratio of the peak at m/z [M−15] to the base peak (Fig. 5).

Both the increase in arrhythmic recordings and weaker PT ratios together suggest that BK channels play a general role in maintaining high amplitude circadian rhythms in neuronal activity in the SCN.

Aside from HLA-DRB1 and PTPN22, the effects are weak (odds ratio (OR) < 1.3).