Sentence examples for ratios small from inspiring English sources

But, based on price/book value and price/sales ratios, small stocks trade at a slightly bigger-than-normal discount to big stocks.

The number of ultrasound systems needed to start a program will be dependent on the number of students in each class, the number of geographically separate teaching sites, and the ability to schedule multiple laboratory sessions to keep the student faculty and the student ultrasound system ratios small.

Due to methodological weaknesses (i.e. only average cost-effectiveness ratios, small sample sizes, short time horizons, inadequate treatment of uncertainty), the quality of the evidence was considered limited.

In addition, higher IEP to mentor ratios (small group learning), maximised the mentor time and provided a more "dynamic" session for the IEPs.

For melts with O/Ta molar ratios smaller than 0.1, electrolysis causes a decrease in the oxide content.

Average RNFL thickness values lower than 86 μm were associated with positive likelihood ratios (ie, likelihood ratios greater than 1), whereas RNFL thickness values higher than 86 μm were associated with negative likelihood ratios (ie, likelihood ratios smaller than 1).

For high on/off ratios, smaller diameter SWNTs with larger bandgaps would be preferable.

How does the hybridization time affect ratios smaller or larger than five?

To calculate the "absolute" sporualtion efficiency change, Prespo/Spore ratios smaller than 1.0 are inversed.

Therefore, d/a ratios smaller than −1.5 or greater than +1.5 were considered to represent transcripts showing nonadditive expression inheritance.

With regard to study discontinuation, odds ratios smaller than 1 favor the column-defining treatment, and odds ratios lower than 1 favor the row-defining treatment.