Sentence examples for ratio poor from inspiring English sources

Cons: poor build quality, bad screen, frustrating to use, stretched aspect ratio, poor battery life, slow, poor placement of buttons.

Despite their high strength to weight ratio, poor corrosion and wear performances limit their extensive usage.

Although it has the lowest cumulative injected energy to oil produced ratio, poor oil production renders the operation process uneconomic.

This is because large optical density and scattering from the sample tend to make the signal to noise ratio poor in the case of the optical absorption experiment where it is the intensity of the transmitted beam that is measured.

For this purpose, a photocatalytic micro-reactor was designed in order to overcome problems of conventional photo-reactors including low surface-area-to-volume ratio, poor mass and photon transfer.

This study also confirmed the existence of some malaria risk factors (bed net ratio, poor housing construction materials, and house density) and geographic clusters identified in previous studies.

However, multiple challenges were identified, including lack of equipment and basic infrastructure, high patient-to-staff ratios, poor health centre management, and stock-outs of antimalarials and other drugs.

As Nisha Patel, one half of London street food outfit Grill My Cheese (GMC), puts it: "Most people would think that it's difficult to get wrong, but factors such as cheese to bread ratios, poor-quality ingredients and grilling methods can all produce sub-par toasties.

In 13 Latin American and Caribbean countries, the death ratio between poor and not-poor populations is three times higher for men and seven times higher for women.

Therefore the extinction (measurable) depth of the diurnal signal is very shallow, but phase lag is also short, yielding low signal to noise ratio and poor model sensitivity.

We estimated odds ratios and hazard ratios for poor sleep before and after celiac disease diagnosis respectively.