Sentence examples for ratios to work from inspiring English sources

It is important to recognize that the course is a laboratory course, and these require relatively low student/faculty ratios to work well.

"I don't know all the science behind why that ratio seems to work so well," she said.

But when we start getting into the hundreds and thousands of followers, the ratio starts to work.

This way, HUL's distribution machine pushed deeper into the hinterland, till the cost-benefit ratio began to work against the company.

To estimate hazard ratios for return to work and the corresponding 95% confidence interval we used the Cox proportional hazard model.

Remanufacturing flips that ratio and sets to work on the larger component squeezing productivity out of physical materials.

You can tweak your layout, too, customizing how viewers see your game stream, with all configurations designed to appear in square aspect ratio in order to work best on mobile.

Furthermore, we estimated the odds ratio of returning to work as electrician in year 2 among electricians in year 0 after experiencing any social event or having increased comorbidity index in year 1.

However, ratios are difficult statistics to work with: in cost effectiveness ratios the denominator (the effect difference) may be zero, producing an intractable result.

This has pushed up Greece's old-age dependency ratio (in essence, the ratio of people too old to work to those of working age), already one of the highest in the world.

Savills look at loan to value and loan to income ratios across the country to work out where mortgage holders were most at risk.