Sentence examples for ratios of men from inspiring English sources

Huse explained that it has taken P&G 15 years to achieve 50 50 ratios of men and women from the bottom to the top of the business.

Research in October 2012 produced by Women in Journalism revealed similar ratios of men and women in newspapers in a study of front-page bylines, experts and pictures.

"Comrade Lu Pin," the ministry responded on Aug. 22. "In view of considerations of national interest," to meet personnel training needs in some job areas or specialties, "a few colleges may appropriately adjust the enrollment ratios of men and women".

Other predictions we find evidence for are that the couple formation effects of CLM are stronger in states with low sex ratios (ratios of men to women) and in the case of childless respondents.

The ratios of men to women were 50 46 and 61 50, respectively.

We used nationally representative data to determine weighted percentages and adjusted odds ratios of men and women stratified by age group who received selected preventive services.

The ratio of men to women is usually about three to seven, but cannot be guaranteed.

A study in January 1999 put the ratio of men to women at 120 to 100.

"What's the ratio of men to women, and whites to minorities?

The ratio of men to women nominees is roughly three-to-one.

The actual ratio of mass of erectile tissue, men to women, is 5 4; similar to the usual weight ratio of men to women.