Sentence examples for ratio of value from inspiring English sources
Put simply, this is a ratio of value to cost.
Mark Natkin of Marbridge, a Beijing-based technology consultancy, thinks Alibaba could easily be worth more than Tencent, given that "there is so much room to grow its businesses in China".The top-end estimates would imply a remarkably high ratio of value to profits.
Growth stocks usually trade at three times the price/book ratio of value stocks; now they trade closer to two times that ratio a 30% discount.
Table 6 reports panel system estimations12 using the ratio of value of banks net interest margin to total assets as the measure of financial efficiency whereas Table 7 does the same analysis using banks overhead costs to total assets.
Here, g is the rate of growth of GDP. Trade openness (open) is the ratio of value of exports plus value of imports to real GDP, and inflation (cpi) is measured by the natural log of consumer price index.
They suggest an eco-efficiency indicator which involves the calculation of the ratio of value added (i.e., the good output/GDP) to the environmental damage or pressure index (i.e., the bad output/pollutant), approaching therefore the environmental efficiency from a social point of view rather than from the managerial point of view.
Reported percentage is relative ratio of values related to the cells in contact with samples to the cells in contact with non-interfered medium.
The ratio of values obtained at 590 nm and 530 nm was plotted as the relative ΔΨm.
In each rat the values of two consecutive measurements were averaged and the perfusion was expressed as ratio of values for the ischemic to normal limb [11].
Calculation of the ratio of values in T3 to those from the earlier surveys indicated a reduction in mean concentration in T3 to 48% and 57% of the values in T1 and T2 respectively (Table 5).
The ratio of values in T3 to those from the earlier surveys indicated a reduction in the true prevalence of diclofenac in T3 to about 60% of its value in T1 and T2 (Table 5).
