Sentence examples for create a ratio from inspiring English sources

Then we compared that total to the number of customer accounts to create a ratio and the final ratio is the total number of actions per million customer accounts.

In addition, relative measurement could be time-consuming, because radiologists need to calculate the ADC of two organs, and then to create a ratio between values.

The first is a method to find the distance between two locations, which uses the specific latitude-longitude of the reference point to create a ratio of degrees per meter for north-south latitude and east-west longitude.

Over 62 million cellular telephones were in use in 2010, creating a ratio of almost one phone per person.

To make the comparison to the P/E ratio easier, some investors invert the free cash flow yield, creating a ratio of either market capitalization or enterprise value to free cash flow.

Percent Unemployed is determined by creating a ratio of the number of people in the work force but who are unemployed and the total number of people in the work force in a zip code.

We measured the distance from the lunate facet as well as the total distance of the radius and created a ratio to account for differences in the size of patients.

We also created a ratio called the difficulty ratio - the ratio of AP/IB tests divided by the total offered.

Differences between groups were examined by creating a ratio of weighted averages where ratios >1 indicate greater variability for those with LBP and ratios <1 indicate greater variability for those without LBP.

A technique of creating a ratio using the Hill-Sachs defect depth and humeral head radius (d/R) on a true AP radiograph with the arm in internal rotation has been found to be reliable and clinically relevant (Fig.  9).

Multiplying or dividing all terms in a ratio by the same number creates a ratio with the same proportions as the original, so, to scale your ratio, multiply or divide through the ratio by the scaling factor.