Sentence examples for white ratio from inspiring English sources

There were 19.5 million non-Hispanic whites under the poverty line and 10.9 million blacks, a black to white ratio of 1 to 1.8.

Since the population of the city is 50.7 percent black, this translates to an estimated 83,590 blacks in poverty in the city compared to 12,560 whites in poverty in the area, a black to white ratio of 6.7 to 1.

So, Apple actually had a slightly higher female to male ratio (20%), as well as a higher non-white to white ratio (20%) of speakers at today's event than its event last September.

However, ethnic distribution varied between regions with the highest black to white ratio of 1.9 to 1 in the South.

Segregation of the F2 plants fitted a 3 light purple: 1 white ratio except one plant that had purple flowers.

The black to white ratios are gonorrhea 18 to 1, syphilis 6 to 1 and chlamydia 8too 1, Dr. Douglas said in an interview.

Generally, Hispanic ratios resembled White ratios much more than those of Blacks.

The proposed model could not explain the anomalous red:white ratios among the progeny of one male parent.

Despite a clear effect of age (gray white ratios are high in childhood and rise again at the end of life; Allen et al. 2005) and processing technique (images that are normalized i.e., nonlinearly scaled to a template, tend to have higher ratios), women still have higher gray to white matter ratios in every study except one in children and adolescents (Wilke et al. 2007).

Duck eggs, which are slightly larger than extra-large chicken eggs, and goose eggs, which are about three times the size of jumbo chicken eggs, are prized by bakers, Ms. Gerdes said, because they have a higher yolk-to-white ratio and are therefore richer.

To derive the gray/white contrast, the JSNM region of interest (ROI) templates were defined on the digital Hoffman phantom that would provide a true gray-to-white ratio of 4 and were applied to the phantom image co-registered to the digital phantom (Fig. 1) [26, 38].