Sentence examples for ratio of state from inspiring English sources

The same goes for the ratio of state to privately educated cabinet ministers.

In America's 50 states the average ratio of state debt to personal income is 3.4%.

Effort is defined in the report as the ratio of state and local education spending to economic productivity – or the state's gross domestic product.

Both algorithms have been studied with several decision making criteria: intercellular traffic, size of the machine cells, ratio of state space expansion, and so on.

The employed 14 mM incremental glucose in cells cultivated with 11 mM glucose induced a small respiration elevation resulting in a slight non-significant increase in ratio of state 3/state 4 respiration.

Lord Moynihan said Olympic sport should aim to have the same ratio of state to private school pupils as football.

While the state has one of the nation's lowest ratios of state employees to residents, those state workers still earned on average roughly $15,000 more than the typical Californian last year, according to U.S. Commerce Department data cited by Bloomberg.

The ratios of state III rate/state IV rate (i.e., RCR), state III rate/UC rate and ADP/O (i.e., the stoichiometry of coupled oxidation and phosphorylation) were calculated as previously described [ 37].

Haryana, where Ms. Yadav lives, has the most skewed ratio of any state in the country, with 861 women to 1,000 men.

Haryana, which wraps around India's capital of Delhi, has the lowest child sex ratio of any state in the country, with only 830 girls for every 1,000 boys in the 0-6 agroupoup, according to the latest census.

This was accompanied by a decreased respiratory control ratio (RCR, referred to as j3u/4o), measured in intact cells as the ratio of uncoupled (state 3u, FCCP treated) to the oligomycin-inhibited (state 4o) flux (Fig. 3C).