Sentence examples for ratio to include from inspiring English sources

She suggests that commitment to small-business owners "goes beyond a simple loans-to-deposit ratio" to include things like "offering financial education" and "networking opportunities".

Sue Lawrence, author of a number of books on Scottish cooking (and MasterChef champion 1991, back when they had red kitchens and Loyd Grossman's puzzling vowels), uses a mixture of the two, and once I've adjusted her ratio to include a bit more nubbly, nutty pinhead, I feel I've done the oat question justice.

Why not, asks Miles Livingston, a finance professor at the University of Florida, define the expense ratio to include them?

For stalwarts, Lynch adjusted the "G" portion of the P/E/G ratio to include dividend yield.

In order to extend the tail risk to other moments of the distribution, these authors also considered the "modified Sharpe ratio" (MSR), which corrects the adjusted Sharpe ratio to include the impact of skewness and excessive kurtosis.

Cells were gated on aspect ratio to include only singlets, and the gradient root-mean-square feature to include focused cells.

This supports findings that restricting the calculation of standardised mortality ratios to include only certain conditions reduces over-dispersion of data and may yield a more useful comparative statistic [ 48].

Start with the "expense ratio," defined to include the money manager's fee plus overhead for things like mailing prospectuses.

An alternative method for calculating hospital standardised mortality ratios is to include hospital as a term in the logistic regression model, together with age, sex, type of admission, and comorbidities.

This ratio was chosen to include more determinants in a prediction model for successful dose reduction or discontinuation.

In order to increase the likelihood of detecting a difference in case of a lower observed difference or different allocation ratio, we propose to include a total of 100 patients.