The phrase "and the average ratios" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or comparisons, particularly in contexts involving averages or ratios in research, reports, or analyses.
Example: "The study revealed significant differences in the performance metrics, and the average ratios indicated a clear trend towards improvement."
Alternatives: "as well as the mean ratios" or "along with the typical ratios".
As performance metrics, we considered the end-to-end delay and the average ratios of deadline misses and message losses.
The higher resolution model CHAOS-4 (Olsen et al. 2014) for the period 2000 2010 is characterized by somewhat larger average ratios of 0.797 and 0.882, and the average ratios in the lower resolution archeomagnetic field model Cals3k.3 (Korte et al. 2009) for the past three millennia are 0.470 and 0.648.
The average systematic error and the average ratios were evaluated as functions of the pelvic orientation.
Table 3 shows MASCOT scores as indicators of identification, and the average ratios of protein abundance in peroxisomal vs. homogenate samples, normalized to Aox1.
Obviously the latter is always larger than or equal to the former and, as a further characteristic value, we computed the position-wise and the average ratios C-90 reads divided by C-100 reads (C-90/C-100 ratio).
It was found that 24-h PMP over Selangor, Malaysia, varied from 375 to 500 mm and the average ratio of the 24-h PMP to the highest observed 1-day rainfall was found to be about 2.0.
The auction's bid-to-cover ratio of 2.40 far exceeded both the prior auction's ratio of 2.07 and the average ratio, 2.30, for the last five re-openings.
The auction had a highly successful bid-to-cover ratio of 2.71 that beat out both the prior auction's ratio of 2.63 and the average ratio of 2.38 for the last 10 auctions.
The auction's bid-to-cover ratio of 2.40 far exceeded both the prior auction's ration of 2.07 and the average ratio of 2.30 for the past five reopenings.
Each trip corresponds to a ratio between actual travel time (T_{r}) and free flow travel time (T_{f}), and the average ratio of 120,000 trips is regarded as the CDI.
"Key to note here is that Goldman's program trading principal to agency+customer facilitation ratio is a staggering 5x, which is multiples higher than both the second most active program trader and the average ratio of the NYSE, both at or below 1x". The implication is that Goldman Sachs trades much more often for its own (principal) benefit.
