Sentence examples for second highest ratio of from inspiring English sources
Among a set of six peer universities, Stanford has the second highest ratio of debt to assets -- a ratio that is 1.3 times higher than the average of the peer group.
A new study by the Brookings Institution found that the city had the second highest ratio of wealth inequality in the nation.
The UK published the second highest ratio of articles, followed by Canada, Germany, Australia, and Brazil, while the number of publications for other countries was all below 1,000.
They have the second highest ratio of notifications of additions, following the nurse-centered agencies; an average number of nurses (4.2) that is similar to the national average; and the highest average numbers of patients per worker (15.4) and home visits per worker (85.1).
Over the past six years, North Dakota has shot from the middle of the pack to become the state with the third-highest ratio of single young men to single young women in the country.
By the numbers, the prospects for North Dakota's women look good: North Dakota now has the third-highest ratio of men to women in the U.S. and the oil boom has pushed North Dakota's overall unemployment rate down to 3.2 percent.
Mousehole was a ghost town in winter, with not a single light on along the quay: it has the highest ratio of second homes in the Penwith peninsula in west Cornwall.
It has been suggested that the number of harvested SLNs may be limited to the three nodes with the highest absolute counts per second [ 87, 113] or the highest ratio of ex vivo node:background activity (as for early studies in melanoma) [ 25, 114– 117], in order to reduce surgical morbidity.
Second, a high ratio of teachers per capita in Kenya created a rural professional class that desired connectivity – one-third of solar systems were owned by households with teachers.
The first one was based on the highest ratio of Anopheles from January to August and then in December.
Second, the high ratio of fixed to variable costs, which is inherent to the design and manufacture of architecturally interdependent products, creates steep economies of scale.
