Sentence examples for minute ratio from inspiring English sources

Total gray matter CMRglu was 0.29 ± 0.03 μmol/cm3 per minute, and white matter CMRglu was 0.19 μmol/cm3 per minute (ratio GM/WM = 1.5).

In a few cases when an item of assessment could not be validated or was marked according to an arbitrary marking scheme, we applied a school's standard marks per minute ratio to determine a suitable raw mark based on a validated length of time for the assessment item in question.

On a pounds-to-minute ratio that is surely a record, especially for someone of Lil Wayne's stature.

Agüero struck four times in his last league game at the Etihad Stadium, against Tottenham, and has the best goals-per-minute ratio in Premier League history.

His stunning goals-per-minute ratio is also the best of any player in Europe's top leagues to have scored at least five goals this season.

It doesn't pack a high laughs-per-minute ratio, but that's not really what he's going for in this series.

Aesop Rock There may not be an album this year with a higher word-per-minute ratio than "None Shall Pass" (Definitive Jux), the new release by Aesop Rock.

Arguably the world's best No9 at the moment – his goals-by-minute ratio currently surpasses that of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo – he has racked up over 50 goals in just a year and a half at Atlético Madrid, winning the Europa League and destroying Chelsea in the European Super Cup with a first-half hat-trick.

USA fans have been overheard asking what all the fuss is about, but even for the national team his goals-per-minutes ratio is better than one every other game.

Most aggravating of all to Iachini, Zamparini also sold the player who had seemed like Dybala's natural replacement, Andrea Belotti, who had quietly produced a strong goals-to-minutes ratio while playing off the bench last season.

A €7.5m summer signing from Palermo, the 21-year-old had quietly posted a strong goals-to-minutes ratio for the Sicilians, as well as scoring regularly at youth level for Italy, and remains a player to keep an eye on.