Regarding to the human resources capacity of the private sector the rate ratio of the number of specialist physicians decreased between 2001-2006.
Rate ratios (Region1/Region6) of deliveries, surgical operations per 10 000 according to sectors and years are presented in Table 2. Regarding the regional inequalities in the utilization of hospital services in private sector, the rate ratios for major, intermediate, minor surgical operations and deliveries have increased between 2001 and 2002.
OECD defines the compensation rate in a sector as the ratio of the compensation of employees and the number of employees in that sector.
To identify incoherent sectors (ISs), the ratio of all provincial-level data to the real national data first has to be calculated.
Provision of outpatient services is shared by both private and public sectors in the ratio of 70 30.
(Cottarelli et al. 2003) empirically estimate of the determinants of credit growth to the private sector in 15 Central and Eastern European economies and find a significant inverse relation between private sector credit and the ratio of public debt to GDP.
Referring to an "internal DWP review", Brown flagged up figures on the £100bn public sector pensions bill, the ratio of pensioners to working-age people, higher migration figures and the costs of a new IT system.
By contrast, industries such as textiles or iron and steel, which have low R&D intensity, should not be adversely affectedThe paper looks at two indicators for finance sector growth - the ratio of bank assets to GDP and that of total private credit to GDP.
Indeed, the whole sector is cheap; the ratio is 13 for competitor Priceline and 11 for Travelocity owner Sabre Holdings.
That is, patches from the Tsumeb-Lindau experiment were observed more often in the sector to the west of the great-circle path, than observed in the sector to the east; the ratio of west-to-east occurrences was a factor of two in the results reported by Röttger (1973).
