Sentence examples for larger ratios from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A. remained neutral on the bill, said league spokesman Mike Bass, because some N.B.A. owners would benefit from the change, but others would not, because they had larger ratios of player contracts already being written off.

Speed-sensitive systems are available to provide larger ratios for reduced effort at low speeds and lower ratios for steering at high speeds.

Additionally, they indicate that the new approach determines solutions that have larger ratios between the inter-cluster electrical distance and the intra-cluster electrical distance for larger systems.

The larger ratios for the NiCo films may be the result of the area measurements being smaller than they should be.

The samples with lower h (v/i) value (wild-type WXJ and Koshihikari) have larger ratios of AM1 AUP, which also might indicate that the amount of long amylopectin and short amylose chains are negatively correlated.

In the dorsal location of the rumen, calves fed concentrate diets showed an increased ratio of mucosa to serosa length compared with calves fed the control diet, whereas in the ventral location only, calves fed the pectin and mixed diets showed larger ratios of mucosa to serosa length.

Mr. Duffield added that the company has more employees per store than many grocers and a substantially larger ratio of full-time to part-time workers.

Xi headed a Politburo Standing Committee of seven men: four were considered princelings by birth or marriage, a larger ratio than in any Politburo in the history of the People's Republic.

This is a configural physical feature that differs between men and women (men have a larger ratio) and reflects testosterone release during adolescence in males.

Further, we believe that this radius can be smaller by having a larger ratio of App users.

He explains that developed countries have a larger ratio of private sector production to GDP as compared to underdeveloped countries.