Sentence examples for cent ratio from inspiring English sources

82 per cent Ratio of tickets bought at a discount.

That is well in excess of the 169 per cent ratio reached in 2008, shortly before the global financial meltdown.

Afterwards, bone/implant contact areas of both cortices were measured along the distance of the drawn line and set into per cent ratio.

To estimate the relative contribution of non-specific outcomes to treatment effects, the per cent ratio of the pooled within-group treatment effects in the sham and the treatment groups was calculated.

Mr Hagger asks: "How many branches will have the capacity and trained staff to be able to deal with current account and mortgage business/queries on top of their existing workload?" One of the more potentially controversial introductions, for example, is the mortgage product aimed at first-time buyers, with a 90 per cent LTV ratio.

The overall case mix-adjusted risk of death decreased from 15·6 to 9·6 per cent (risk ratio 0·614, 95percentnt c.i. 0·451 to 0·836; P = 0·002).

DFS of patients with duodenal GIST was shorter than that of patients with gastric GIST (3-year DFS 84 versus 94 per cent; hazard ratio (HR) 3.67, 95percentnt c.i. 1.21 to 11.16; P = 0.014), but was similar to that of patients with small intestinal GIST (3-year DFS 84 versus 81percentnt; HR 0.75, 0.37 to 1.51; P = 0.491).

"We do mixed martial arts, but if they have a fifty-per-cent loss ratio we aren't going to do it".

The low-cost (41-cent expense ratio) fund has handily outperformed the sector averages.

Vanguard sets the standard, with a cost ratio of 18 cents for retail investors in its S&P 500 fund; large individual accounts and institutional investors get even lower prices.

An insurer who takes in a dollar and gives back eighty-five cents has a loss ratio of eighty-five per cent.