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I think this is a misleading ratio. It doesn't take into account for instance the fact that [[coffee]] produc :Further on the [[employability]] [[ratio]] could be related to median or average pay to be more informative. Also [[

* [[Product/contents]] - listing of [[raw material]]s and [[ratio]]s if feasible * [[Product/metrics]] - Weight, Dimensions, any number of applicable [[ratio]]s

...g them with disinformation, effectively lowering their [[w:signal-to-noise ratio]].

*A useful [[ratio]] in assessing this is '''packaging material weight per product weight'''

The most apparent [[ratio]] to describe the aggressiveness of lay offs is to

*[[employability]] [[ratio]] - [[labour-intensive]] vs. [[capital-intensive]] ([[intermediate technolo

...s to keep 47 people in one family in Port-au-Prince alive; an astonishing ratio, the food being mostly [[rice]] and [[bean]]s - foods which require a lot o

...the ratio of production unit per unit of natural resource, and decreasing ratio of waste generated as a [[by-product]]. But [[mining waste]] are often perc

A very useful measurement of company size the ratio of [[asset]]s of the producer compared to average assets of all known produ

It works best in wikis where changes per user ratio is high.

Employability is the [[ratio]] in which employment provided by some [[company]] in some [[country]] is c

== What's the ratio of 0's compared to all votes (percentage) ==

...he Green party has a goal of having a participation of 50%-50% male-female ratio. The masculine aspect being rough-skinned and the feminine aspect being thi

...pt you get at the checkout. Even if you don't care about the red-to-green ratio (as close to zero as possible), the other shoppers behind you might, as the

''Choose the ratio in which you want to have [[Indirect Vote]]s and [[Direct Vote]]s combined

...d see everyones ratio of [[public votes]] and [[anonymous vote]]s. Another ratio is naturally the positive/total and negative/total public votes.

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* The '''[[w:current ratio]]''' is a [[w:financial ratio]] that measures whether or not a firm has enough resources to pay its debts * The '''Acid-test''' or '''[[w:quick ratio]]''' or '''liquid ratio''' ( [[w:fi: Maksuvalmiussuhde]] ) measures the ability of a company to us

*The ratio of assets of the producer compared to average assets of all known producers

* [[w:Level of measurement#Ratio_scale|Ratio scale]]