Sentence examples for rising ratio of from inspiring English sources

Africa is about to benefit from a sharply rising ratio of people of working age to dependents.

It warned that the rising ratio of public debt to gross domestic product, which it said would reach about 50percentthis yearar, underlined the "little room for maneuver that exists to continue using deficit spending to spur consumption".

Although the rising ratio of prisoners to the general population has been levelling off since 2000, the absolute number is still growing steadily (see chart).Overcrowding could be eased by jailing fewer people or by building more cells.

The model explores the intuition that the rising ratio of job seekers to vacancies during a recession might give employers more scope to indulge discriminatory tastes, while bringing to light other ways that cyclical fluctuations might affect discriminatory wage differentials.

In performina analyses on the cost composition of two schemes with different DRPDs, we can see a rapidly rising ratio of DR compensation cost to the total cost as more users participate in DR so that DR compensation cost cannot be ignored as part of the planning process (See Fig. 9).

However, the latter could indirectly be excluded by further follow-up MR imaging studies, which demonstrated either tumor size stabilization or more often a continuously rising ratio of the volume of necrotic tumor areas to viable tumor tissue.

The scary fiscal projections beloved by worrywarts tend to show rising ratios of debt to GDP, driven by growing health-care costs and rising interest rates.

Using myometrium as internal reference, Thomassin-Naggara et al. showed that the enhancement amplitude ratio (EAratio), time of half rising ratio (THRratio), and maximal slope (MSratio) were significantly higher in invasive malignant tumors than in benign and borderline tumors.

This is actually the "run-to-rise" ratio of the pyramid in question in effect, the cotangent of the angle between the base and face (see the figure).

Since all arches have a rise of ca. 2 m, the Limyra Bridge has an unusually large span-to-rise ratio of 5.3 to 1.

The ancient structure, which featured flattened arches with a span-to-rise ratio of 4 5:1, is one of the earliest of its kind.