Sentence examples for whose ratios from inspiring English sources

Value stocks are those whose ratios are the lowest, while those of growth stocks are the highest.

Such molecules contain carbon, and carbon atoms come in various isotopes, whose ratios give away their history.

If a contagious banking crisis is to be avoided, the 5% leverage ratio being implemented in America will soon have to be adopted by systemically important European banks whose ratios stand closer to 3%.

Companies whose ratios of trading volume to earnings are in the lowest quartile become candidates for inclusion in Zebra's two recently launched mutual funds.

This was in accordance with the observations disclosed in an Indian patent [12] where HPLC analysis reportedly revealed the presence of at least five major impurities whose ratios depended on the reaction conditions.

Other magnitudes exist that admit of ordering from smaller to greater, but whose ratios and/or differences cannot currently be determined except through their relations to other, fundamentally measurable magnitudes.

And she prefers companies whose ratio of debt to total capitalization is less than 25percentt.

Italy, whose ratio was already at 105 percent in 2009, is expected to reach 126 percent by next year.

But let's remember, also, that Ellington is one of the few jazz artists whose ratio of solo time to notation is almost equal.

The ratio of passes to runs in the offense was 605 to 395, the second-highest passing ratio in the league, behind only St . Louis whose ratio was 635 to 343.

That's an 8-to-1 touchdown-to-interception ratio, the second best in N.F.L. history through 11 games behind Tom Brady, whose ratio was 9.7 to 1 (39 touchdowns, 4 interceptions) in 2007.