Sentence examples for which ratio from inspiring English sources

Gibbs (1970) has recommended diagrams in which ratio of dominant anions and cations are plotted against total dissolved solids (TDS).

This density contrast is assumed to represent the low-density material as a mixture of 50% melt with some gas and 50% solid crystals, at which ratio the rheology shifts from viscous to rigid (Marsh 1996).

As we needed to decide which ratio between Czech and Spanish training data was the best for training the acoustic models, we made a comparative experiment between the AM_CZ, AM_CZ&es and AM_cz&ES_cross acoustic models (Table 3).

Microbial N supply had linear and quadric (P<0.001) responses to the dietary N, and the highest microbial N synthesis efficiency was observed when the yaks were fed with 1.97% N diet in which ratio of NFC to RDP was 3.2, and dietary NFC and RDP were 20.2% and 6.7% of DM, respectively.

Two different AMS fibres (thickness × width × length; 0.028 × 1.0 × 15.0 mm and 0.028 × 1.0 × 30.0 mm) were well dispersed mixed, respectively in mortar of which ratio for ordinary Portland cement (OPC), ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS), silica sand, and water was 1.25: 0.31: 1.00: 1.19 by mass.

Titer reported corresponds to last dilution at which ratio of response ≥two should be two words.

The trick is knowing which ratios work and when to use them.

The slow speed is due in part to the method by which ratio-metric data is acquired.

Here, ratios derived from the direct pair-wise hybridizations of human tissue samples were taken as the gold-standard against which ratios derived from reconstructed measurements were compared.

The sequence divergences within 3,368 orthologous pairs between the two aphid species, of which ratios Ka/Ks substitution could be calculated, had been assessed.

Notice the different ways in which ratios are expressed.