Sentence examples for equitable ratios from inspiring English sources

Given the current pace of training skilled health professionals, it is unlikely that these countries will meet adequate and equitable ratios per population in the foreseeable future.

At the last performance, the cast bought a bottle of champagne and applauded Mr. Gordon for having given them the longest run they'd ever had, and a more equitable ratio between rehearsal hours and performance.

Measuring workload indicators (such as number of deliveries), listing key roles, and allocating service standards, provides data that can be used to inform recommendations on revising staffing norms according to demand, ensuring equitable staff/patient ratios and providing the appropriate skill mix, particularly in maternity.

Reducing the aldehyde/alkene ratio to a more equitable 1 1.5 ratio shows that catalyst 3 a can still be reused to effect 100%% conversion, whereas 3 b or 1 are essentially inactive.

This is the essential aspect of her response to income inequality: rather than repair a rigged system or make the capital-to-labor ratio more equitable through policy, she wants to bring a greater amount of diversity to the meritocratic class, with benefits sure to trickle down.

Amongst children, the sex ratio was equitable between districts (% female children, 52.2% and 51.0% for Dedza and Mangochi respectively, p = 0.660) but the proportion of children in the study was greater in Mangochi (54.8%) than in Dedza (48.6%, Table 1).

The first position, adopted by the NRC and others (NRC 2004; Oleskey et al. 2004), holds that pesticide testing on human subjects can be conducted, but only under the most stringent scientific and ethical standards, such as favorable benefit risk ratios, informed consent, equitable subject selection, risk minimization, valid study design, and scientific necessity.

Admissions in London (mean ratio = 84.4) are less equitable than admissions in all other regions (mean ratio = 101.2; t = 5.21, p < 0.001).

A robust long-term profit-growth estimate of 10% gives Equitable a price/earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio of 1.9, one of the lowest in the sector.

Common economic forces govern the share prices of both companies, and thus the negotiated exchange ratio is more likely to remain equitable to acquirers and sellers at closing.

Parental females of each species from which recipient pupae were derived were assayed by PCR for the presence of any known coccinellid sex ratio distorting bacteria (see below) and offspring sex ratios were recorded to ensure that they were equitable in the generation prior to injection.