have a ratio
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To possess or be characterized by a certain ratio.
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- They have a high ratio of imports to exports.
- Many species have a distinct sex ratio at birth.
- The company aims to have a healthy ratio of assets to liabilities.
- Different departments have varying staff-to-student ratios.
- Some investors prefer companies that have a low debt-to-equity ratio.
- The new programming language is designed to have a good performance-to-cost ratio.
- In developing countries, many cities often have a skewed population ratio.
- The mixture should have a precise ratio of ingredients for best results.
- Scientists observe how certain animal populations have a different male-to-female ratio depending on environmental factors.
- The educational system strives to have an optimal teacher-to-student ratio in classrooms.