Above all, be cognizant of the risk/reward ratio, regardless of contract size.
The adjusted odds ratios of contracting otitis media associated with modest increases in exposure to the different air pollutants ranged from 1.09 to 1.24, and the risk of ear infections was similar for each of the three pollutants measured.
The standardised incidence ratio (SIR) of contracting a new primary cancer was 1.2 for lip cancer patients (95% CI 1.1-1.3 1.1-1.34 for pandents with oropharyngeal cancer (95% CI 1.4-1.4).
In the meantime, the ratio of fixed-term contracts has dropped to under ten per cent on average (see German Bundestag 2014b).
The N.B.A. remained neutral on the bill, said league spokesman Mike Bass, because some N.B.A. owners would benefit from the change, but others would not, because they had larger ratios of player contracts already being written off.
Odds ratios indicate the effect of a 10-point increase in the percentage of contract nurses; odds ratios indicate the effect of a 10-point increase in the percentage of dissatisfied contract nurses.
ECG = electrocardiogram * Source: 'Structure in general practice in Ireland 1982-2005' (O'Dowd, O'Kelly, O' Kelly, 2006) The ratio of prisoners to doctor contracted time was calculated (Table 3).
Compared with other ascomycetes, the YLS of BPH has the lowest ratio of expanded gene families to contracted ones, with 78 expanded families and 368 contracted families (fig. 2).
Nurses will be returning to work at Nyack Hospital, ending a five-month strike, after approving a five-year contract by a ratio of 4 to 1 yesterday.
In January, the members of the union, the Independent Association of Publishers Employeess, rejected, by a 9-to-1 ratio, the contract that its bargaining committee had approved.
If earnings contract 3percentthethe P/E ratio of the S.& P., based on current prices, would be closer to 17, or higher than the historical norm.
