Sentence examples for a record ratio from inspiring English sources

Deposit rates were raised to 2.75%, but in real terms savers get back less than they put in.The PBOC also raised reserve requirements on banks six times in 2010, obliging them to set aside 18.5% of their deposits, a record ratio.

Maintaining a record sampling ratio from each health system that was consistent with trigger 1, we reviewed 669 of 14 777 visits selected by trigger 2 and 614 of 193 810 control non-triggered visits.

While this is good news, the same report points out that the low default rate "defies the record ratio of corporate debt to GDP" which reached an unprecedented 45.4% of nominal GDP.

It is way below the record ratio of $4.22, reached in 1989.

Cultural bias in favour of males has produced an officially recorded ratio at birth of 118 boys to 100 girls, according to China's national census in 2000.

For the FOBT group, no group had a report-to-record ratio outside of the range of the overall estimate.

For the breast group, women of poor self-perceived health had a report-to-record ratio higher than the range of the overall estimate.

Blue-tinted cells record ratios < 1 where the regular model performs worse than the sporadic model.

It puts the youth unemployment rate at 13.1%, more than double that for the whole workforce and almost three times the adult rate of 4.6% – a record for the ratio of youth to adult unemployment.

Furthermore, a record tunneling magnetoresistance ratio of 1850 % was also reported by Bowen et al. [67].

Early diastolic (septal e′ and lateral e′) and late diastolic (septal a′ and lateral a′) velocities were recorded; ratio of E-to-e′ (average) was also calculated.