Sentence examples for below the average ratio from inspiring English sources

China's public debt has also fallen to only 17% of GDP, well below the average ratio of 77% in OECD economies.

Although the ratio exceeded 2.0, thus indicating a successful auction, the level was below the average ratio of 2.44 for the last five re-openings and well-under the prior auction's ratio of 2.59, according to TradeTheNews.com.

The auction had a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.26, which was well below the prior ratio of 2.67 and also below 2.42, the average ratio of the last 10 auctions.

The average ratio in top British companies is 145:145

Interestingly, most HR-HPV infecting mucosal epithelia show CpG O/E ratios below the O/E average ratio (0.50); only five HR-HPV types (18, 26, 45, 39, and 68) show differences slightly above the average ratio (additional file 1, Table S1).

Gut2p, a mitochondrial enzyme that is associated with redox balance maintenance via the glycerophosphate shuttle under aerobic conditions, showed significantly decreased abundance at the protein (average ratio below -1.5) as well as mRNA level (log2 fold change ≤ -1.54) under hypoxia, as it is not needed under this condition to transfer reducing equivalents to the respiratory chain.

All these stocks sell below the average price-to-sales ratio for their respective industries.

In stockmarkets, for instance, it has long paid to buy shares with a below-average ratio of market price to book value.

However, the group of translationally repressed genes in the Clarkson et al study displayed an average TE4G/TEWT ratio in our experiments (0.89 ± 0.01) that is significantly below the genome-average TE4G/TEWT ratio (1.05 ± 0.004) and also the average TE4G/TEWT ratio determined in our experiments for the group of translationally enhanced genes identified by Clarkson et al (1.17 ± 0.02).

That still leaves the average price/earnings ratio below its historical average and less than that in developed countries, so for most markets it is premature to talk about bubbles.

The companies in the table below are all in growth industries, but have debt-adjusted price-to-sales ratios below the average for their industries.