Sentence examples for monthly ratio from inspiring English sources

By the end of June, manufacturers had stocks equal to just 1.29 months of sales, the seventh-lowest monthly ratio in the last decade.

Inputting the monthly the horizontal irradiation to the equations in the simplified estimative model, the monthly ratio and irradiation on the south-facing slopes can be calculated.

Treatment with XR-NTX was associated with relative risk reductions (RRRs; p = ns) of 57% fewer missed drug court sessions, a 35% reduction in the monthly ratio of positive drug and alcohol tests to total tests, and 35% fewer individuals with greater than 25% overall positive alcohol or drug tests.

Although the use of the monthly ratio introduces some error in that variable, much of the variation in species mass is across cities, and between months within cities.

The monthly ratio of condoms distributed by the program directly to HR-MSM and TGs and through social marketing efforts increased from 6 per HR-MSM and TGs in 2005 to 26 per HR-MSM in 2008.

Therefore, we selected two layers which are likely to be important to C. decresii given that the species is a semi-arid, rocky habitat specialist: mean annual aridity index (the monthly ratio of precipitation to potential evaporation and an indicator of dryness) and topographic relief (the range in elevation).

In contrast, the monthly ratios for the claims data were almost constant over time.

In contrast, monthly ratios for the MarketScan data were relatively constant over time.

In this study we have chosen a similar approach where we let the PM2.5 coefficients vary by month, and used the monthly ratios of components to total mass to explain the variations in those coefficients.

Because particle species were not measured every day, we computed the mean monthly ratios of the elemental concentrations to the total PM2.5 mass for each month therefore eliminating the missing data issue.

The monthly Sharpe ratio that measures returns against risk was a "truly awful" 0.1 (the higher the ratio, the better the risk-adjusted performance).