Sentence examples for ratio of trying from inspiring English sources

2. The greater your overall risk for a disease, the greater the benefit/risk ratio of trying to prevent that disease.

This value-added strategy may improve the cost-benefit ratios of tried, true and readily available clinical tests, without the development costs associated with an entirely new technology.

There were fewer than half as many tries as penalty goals (a ratio of 0.39 tries for every successful kick) for the first time in Six Nations history, with this year's tally of 94 penalties setting a new record, one more than in 2000 and 2001.

A cost-to-income ratio of 55%? Try the "high 50s", suggested Gulliver.

Instead of trying to calculate the mass of each type of quark independently, they calculated ratios of those masses.

The z-score was calculated by taking the average glog ratio of a region, trying region sizes from one to ten probes, divided by the expected standard deviation of an average coming from an N 0,s) distribution.

Several mesh types of different size and aspect ratio are tried to check the effect of mesh on the solution and to obtain the appropriate mesh density.

These companies are forever seeking the right mix in their ratio of debt to equity now trying to please shareholders, now creditors.

Check your ratio and try again.

The ratio of companies that have tried their hand at this and those who have succeeded, is lower than any business model.

Donor Dependency: The trickiest and, thanks to investment performance, most volatile of our ratios, this tries to measure how badly a nonprofit needs your contribution to break even.