Sentence examples for ratio comes from from inspiring English sources

Stocks are valued based on their earnings – that's where that price/earnings ratio comes from.

The out-of-this-world (thank you) contrast ratio comes from a breakthrough in optical design that "excludes stray light and, thus, a gray background from start".

It is suggested that the bulk of CR below about 200 GV of rigidity (momentum/charge ratio) comes from the modest number of supernova remnants in the Local Bubble which appear to have occurred some 106 years ago and contributed to its formation.

The ratio comes from dividing the observed number diagnosed (the number of cases of a specific disease) within a reference population by the expected number within the general population.

So where does the "ratio" in golden ratio come from?

The refinement of the morphology in the dynamic crosslinking step is most likely due to a decrease in the viscosity ratio coming from preferential crosslinking of the fluorosilicone phase.

I understand that you are just applying ratios from ref. 72, but I want to understand where these ratios come from (I looked at ref. 72 briefly, but it wasn't easy to figure out).

It is the so-called Basel III common ratio, which comes from the international banking standards that United States banks must begin complying with at the start of next year.

The excessive Si ratio possibly comes from the Si backbones that receive larger part of the detection electrons.

To avoid the deviation from the weather, the data of cardiac function was represented with a ratio, which comes from the detection value compared with the control value.

That's where the TIE ratio comes in.