Sentence examples for much lower ratios from inspiring English sources

The poor countries generally have much lower ratios.

Competitors in the space like Fiat Chrysler and General Motors have much lower ratios in the ballpark of 1.6 and 1.7 respectively.

By the mid-1940s, Aremained remained largely abundant in land, but showed much lower ratios compared to, for instance, Canada or Australia.

Anti-HER-2001 × HBsAg, and anti-HER-2004 anti-HER-2004 anti-HER-2004ADCC, massive deaths of ovarian cancer cells, at much lower ratios.

Based on fixed first-order reaction constants, the EN sample was able to accelerate the digestion process, since the ratio between rapidly and slowly degradable substrate components was highest with α* = 0.97, while silages composed of straw showed much lower ratios.

This drop also existed in large libraries (500 bp or 600 bp) that had much lower ratios of overlapping reads.

Though high, that is still a much lower ratio than under President Ronald Reagan in 1986, when the figure hit 6percentt.

The rock itself has a much lower ratio, so that it did not take part in this exchange.

(The company is worth euro28.5 billion, or 94% of its annual sales—a much lower ratio than that enjoyed by American drug companies).

Djokovic, searching for answers, has been coming to net more frequently, but with a much lower ratio of success (15/26) than Murray (10/14).

The surfactant/lipid ratio of the multi-headed surfactant at pH 4 and 7 was compared to conventional nonionic surfactants with the same cross-sectional area of the headgroup, and a much lower ratio was observed for the new surfactant.