Within the constraints of stationary ratios and single transition shift, an optimal solution is found with a wide ratio spread.
The requirement that corporations determine the pay ratio between CEOs and median workers could change that because a wide ratio could prove costly.
If the state wide ratio of LCS to HCS is 3 1, but the ratio inside charters is 12 1, we cannot get all the students in New Jersey into a charter school.
The projector featured an automatic control mechanism designed by Disney engineers that was coupled to a variable anamorphic lens, which allowed the picture to switch between its Academy standard aspect ratio of 1.33:1 to the wide ratio of 2.35:1 in twenty seconds without a break in the film.
b Average values, except for the ratio of X- and autosomal genes, where the value provided should be considered the genome wide ratio.
However, the B73 SAM was much taller than wide (ratio of 1.37, or 3.44 SD away from the mean), and Mo17 was wider than its height (ratio of 0.74; −2.34 SD).
A wide ratio lays down a general principle that can apply to a variety of factual situations.
Capital ratios were also severely affected, with system-wide ratios falling from 10%to7.3%3%.
The approximate ages of retrotransposon accumulations were assessed by comparing ratios of the densities of lineage-specific vs. lineage-shared subfamilies in the Abp region with the genome-wide ratios (Table 2; Additional file 4).
Instead, for every scaffold, the scaffold-wide ratios in the duplicate microarrays were first averaged; the resulting value was then averaged with the value for the microarray hybridized with the second MIC prep DNA.
The ratios of deleted to non-deleted gene models within a predetermined genome block (0.5, 1.0 and 2.0 Mb) were compared to the genome-wide ratios using a Fisher exact test using a sliding window analysis with the window being shifted by one half block.
