Sentence examples for per ratio from inspiring English sources

We draw nested case-control samples from the full study population with case:control ratios of 1 1, 1 2, 1 3 and 1 4 (per ratio 100 samples were taken).

In these studies GP supply is measured as either a per capita ratio, or a needs-adjusted per capita ratio [ 10, 11].

By the end of the 1960s, Jersey's banks had deposits of almost £300m, 10 times the per capita ratio of the UK.

Martin Amis has managed to reduce his per-novel ratio to one.

"Has any other international footballer have a lower minutes-per-game ratio?

They also believed small businesses could reduce significantly the cost-per-lead ratio, by generating leads at a lower cost.

But the most noticeable feature of these protagonists and their friendship is their extraordinarily high laughs-per-page ratio.

Sturridge, with 37 goals in 57 games, now has the best goal-per-game ratio of any Liverpool striker in the Premier League: better than Suárez, Fernando Torres, Michael Owen and Robbie Fowler.

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.

Festivals often look like bargains on paper, with a dollars-per-band ratio that can seem cheaper than a local club date.

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.