Sentence examples for ratio applies from inspiring English sources

In German top management, women account for only 6percentt of posts; the same low ratio applies to the presence of women in the French Senate.

If this ratio applies worldwide, the world total of about 300,000 species of flowering plants, which are fairly well-known globally, predicts a total of about 1.8 million species of fungi, which are not.

Assuming that the same ratio applies to California, the benefits of air pollution controls in California in the last 40 years would be approximately $340 billion, or 4 times of its cost of $85 billion.

At any given age, the same ratio applies no matter whether the stimulus is a number of dots in a spatial array or the number of tones in an auditory sequence (Lipton & Spelke, 2003)—or even a number of events (jumps) in a visual display (Wood & Spelke, 2005).

In each window, the ω ratio ( = dN/dS) as well as dS and dN were estimated using maximum likelihood (ML) under model M0 (one-ratio), which assumes that the same ω ratio applies to all codons in the gene [11].

Second, the computation scheme for the risk ratio applies only if the p-value was obtained by the use of the risk ratio standard error.

If that same ratio applied today, the size of the cash economy would be about $64.3 billion, or $257 million a day.

(If the Branson population-tourist ratio applied in New York, the city would get upward of 8 billion tourists a year. It gets around 46 million).

If that ratio applied at the CQC we probably need not worry if chair and non-executives hate one another's guts.

The odds ratio applied in order to measure the magnitude of association.

The obtained model for MFD has a quadratic relationship with gelatin/GAG blend ratio, applied voltage and feeding rate.