The phrase "education ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ratio of the number of people in a population who have received a certain level of education compared to the total number of people in that population. For example, "The education ratio in this country is one of the highest in the world, with more than 90% of the population having completed some form of post-secondary education."
Conventional distribution factors: spouses' wage ratio, their age ratio, and their years of education ratio.
Conventional distribution factors include the spouses' wage ratio, their age ratio, and their years of education ratio.
In addition, panel I includes spousal characteristics (age, completed years of education, a good health status indicator, and log wage), and panel II includes both spousal characteristics and three conventional distribution factors (the spouses' wage ratio, their age ratio, and their years of education ratio).
The county specific variables include the mean years of education for adults age ≥25 years (UNESCO 2015), education ratio (for those age ≥25 years, patient years of education compared to the mean years of education for general population), telecommunications data, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions (Hofstsede 2016).
Finally, and in the spirit of the collective model of labor supply, in columns (5) and (6) we present estimates that account for both spousal characteristics (age, education, log wage, and health status) and three conventional distribution factors (the spouses' wage ratio, their age ratio, and their years of education ratio).
Low (<12 years) to High (= > 12 years) Education Ratio of the Risk Factor Prevalence.
The author appears to believe through proving this assertion about prison and education ratios to be inaccurate either a point of great progress can be demonstrated, or an overstatement of calamity about the state of African American men can be corrected.
Successful rotations must satisfy Residency Review Committee mandates and optimize the service-to-education ratio (SER).
Factors associated with respondents' higher knowledge of newborn blood-spot screening were higher level of education (odds ratio = 2.79), English being spoken at home (odds ratio = 1.96), receiving an information sheet at the time of newborn blood-spot screening (odds ratio = 1.57), and receiving information about how to interpret the results (odds ratio = 2.65).
Logistic regression showed that a disparity of responses to items 2 and 12 was predicted by fewer years of education (Odds ratio = 1.12, 95% confidence interval 1.07 – 1.17) and more years of illness (Odds ratio = 0.76, 95% confidence interval 0.66 – 0.66).
The Netherlands (mean cumulative IF/billion US$42.1.1) and Belgium (34.0) showed the highest mean values of the cumulative IF/public education expenditure ratio followed by Turkey (32.7) (Table 5). Figure 5 shows the trend of the ratio over time for all 24 countries.
