Sentence examples for strike ratios from inspiring English sources

There have already been comparisons with Christian Benteke and Patrick Kluivert, with the Silent Giant hitting the back of the net at a rate of a goal every 1.6 games, one of the highest strike ratios in the league.

The troubles have been compounded by Wayne Rooney's alarming drop in form which has seen him score just twice in the Premier League this season, while Anthony Martial has not been able to keep up his impressive strike ratio since moving to Old Trafford in the summer.

Reducing heel strike ratio in barefoot running did not ensure a decrease in loading rates (p > 0.15).

The landing pattern during shod and barefoot running was presented as a heel strike ratio (HS ratio), which was a ratio between the number of footfalls with a heel strike and the total number of contacts in the observation period.

LOS ANGELES — In sorting through the latest disaster by A. J. Burnett, the Yankees will be distressed by many things: the six walks, the six runs, a terrible ball-strike ratio and more, much more.

In 2008 before the financial crisis struck the ratio had risen to approx. 66percenttoto fall somewhat below 50percentt in 2014.

However, a transition from a pure heel strike landing (HS ratio = 100%) during downhill and level running to a mixed landing pattern (HS ratio < 100%) during uphill running was observed in Gottschall's study, whereas nearly half of our subjects (9 out of 20) exhibited a mixed landing pattern when running on declined or level treadmill in shod condition.

Many of the leading indicators (batting eye, swinging strike rate, HR/FB ratio) point toward an impending breakout for Ramos.

In baseball, a pitcher's strike-to-ball ratio is the same home and away.

Of the 98 pitches he threw against Oakland, 52 were strikes — a middling ratio — including 18 that were fouled off.

A higher ratio indicates a fault, a lower ratio a lightning strike.