All together, the ratio between the two faiths stands at roughly 1:1.

In 1982, as the economy emerged from the deep 1980-81 recession, the corporate debt-to-capital ratio stood at 33.9 percent.

The ratio stood at 1.50 in February and 1.48 in January.

The ratio of students to teaching faculty stands at 18 to 1.

In late August, the ratio stood at 1.35.

Its doctor-to-patient ratios stand comparison to any country in Western Europe.

Student-to-teacher ratio currently stands at 15:1, with more than half of the teaching staff having 20 years of classroom experience.

The ratio had stood at 1.50 in May and 1.49 in April.

The caps held assessments down, so that the ratio now stands at 8.5 percent of market value.

As of Q2 2011, the ratio stood at 1.15x. The historical average ratio since late 1975 is approximately 0.9x.