Sentence examples for higher ratios than from inspiring English sources

Of the 2011 "top-tier" executives (such as CEOs, presidents and chairmen, as opposed to division heads or vice-presidents), more than a fifth had an undergraduate degree from an Ivy League university, and more than a third had an Ivy League MBA far higher ratios than for lower-level executives in the study.

This is shown by those who have SAT scores one standard deviation below the mean also having higher ratios than the average for the population.

The ratio of these 4 classes (BBC∶A) from the watershed samples demonstrated a trend where bacterial communities from gut and sewage sources had higher ratios than from sources not impacted by fecal material.

Women had higher ratios than men.

Pezizomycotina and Basidiomycota had close to four-fold higher SSCP-to-secretome ratios than Saccharomycotina, and notably higher ratios than Oomycota.

All resistant cells were passaged along the same schedule, twice a week, with resistant cells being split at equal or higher ratios than the parental.

Wallace has gone "Weyyyy" at him with a far higher ratio than the other remaining contestants.

Economists at Capital Economics said that was a higher ratio than had actually been achieved in 2011.

Around three million immigrants made up 7% of its population, a higher ratio than in the US at the time.

The AfD also advocates 25% equity ratios for banks, hedge funds, and "shadow banks" – a considerably higher ratio than the one discussed in the UK.

As a result, 85 percent of the sales were digital downloads, a much higher ratio than usual.