Sentence examples for were ratio from inspiring English sources
noun
A number representing a comparison between two things.
The independent variables selected were ratio of exe/cPCL, amount of cPCL, and volume of organic phase.
These factors were ratio of metal seed to metal salt, amount of ascorbic acid and the concentration of CTAB.
The independent variables used in this study were ratio of zeolite and acid (R), temperature (T, °C), and reaction time (t, min).
Formulation factors evaluated were ratio of polymer to drug and ratio of surfactant to drug, whereas process parameters were milling time and milling speed.
The optimum extraction parameters for the yield of polysaccharide were ratio of water to raw material 31.5 mL/g, extracting time 25.8 min and microwave power 544.0 W.
The dietary treatments were ratio of Co and G supplementation at 0 0, 16:0, 8 4, 4 8 and 0 16 mg with rice straw as a roughage source.
The cloud points of DM0/DM2 blends were ratio-dependent and could be tailored from 15 to 40 °C for blends containing 15 to 100 wt.% DM0.
In a task requiring the ordering of pairs of numerosities, Cantlon and Brannon [15] found in adult humans and rhesus monkeys that accuracy and reaction time were ratio-dependent for both small and large quantities, in agreement with the existence of a single non-verbal mechanism over the whole numerical range.
Non-Affymetrix platform data were ratio-normalized, and Affymetrix raw CEL data were MAS5-normalized.
Data were ratio-based normalized and processed using Acuity 4.0 (Axon Instruments).
Sample band densities were ratio-normalized by using β-actin band intensities, obtained within the same PCR reaction, with the aid of NIH Image J software (NIH, Bethesda, Maryland).
