Referring Clues

• Five-to-one, e.g.
• Statistical bit
• I.Q., e.g.
• Tangent or secant
• 5 to 1, say
• Relationship
• Tangent, e.g.
• 2:1, e.g.
• Pi, e.g.
• 2:1 or 3:2
• Connecting gears have it
• 12/25, e.g.
• Betting odds, for example
• Three to one, e.g.
• Pi, for one
• Sine or cosine
• 4:1, e.g.
• Batting average, e.g.
• 20/20, e.g.
• Sine, cosine or tangent
• 3:1 or 7:2, e.g.
• 2 to 1, for one
• 9 to 5, e.g.
• IQ or batting average
• Sine, e.g.
• Proportion
• 3:1, e.g.
• Sine, cosine, or tangent
• 1:10 or 2:15
• Sine or cosine, say
• 3:1 or 5:2, e.g.
• Ten to one, e.g.
• Sine or tangent, e.g.
• Numerical relationship
• One thing on top of another?
• Numerical comparison
• 11:10, for example
• Cosine, e.g.
• IQ, e.g.
• Math class calculation
• Secant, e.g.
• Math comparison
• 10:1 or 5:2, e.g.
• Pi, but not rho
• Sine or cosine, e.g.
• Comparative figure
• 1/2, for one
• Mathematical proportion
• Many an investment stat
• Odds, for example
• Many a stat
• Tangent, for one
• P/E, e.g.
• Ten-to-one, e.g.
• Mathematical comparison
• It may be denoted by a colon
• Price-earnings, for one
• Two-to-one, for one
• Numerical proportion
• Pi, for instance
• Two to one, for one
• Sine, for one
• Relative value
• Colon indication
• 4 to 1, e.g.
• 3:5, e.g.
• Pi, for example
• Mathematical relationship
• Math proportion
• Price-to-earnings ___
• Track odds, e.g.
• 2:1, for one
• Two to one or three to one
• Golden ___ (mathematical constant often encountered in biology)
• It may be "golden" in mathematics
• 2:1, for instance
• Five-to-two, e.g.
• 1:10, for one
• 3 to 1, for one
• E:G, e.g.
• Arithmetical contrast
• Five to one, e.g.
• Specific gravity, e.g.
• One to one, e.g.
• 9 to 5, say
• Betting odds, e.g.
• 10:1, e.g.
• There's often a colon in one
• 3:1, for one
• Numeric comparison
• Math term
• 10 to 1 e.g.
• It's sometimes written with a colon
• Probability number
• Batting average, for one
• Price-to-earnings, for one
• 5:1, e.g.
• Sine or secant
• Relationship expressed with a colon
• 3:1 e.g.
• Word from the Latin for "reckoning"
• Price/earnings, for one
• Fixed math quotient
• Currency exchange market listing, e.g.
• Math figure
• Due relation
• Odds, essentially
• It has a colon
• It has a colon in the middle
• Student-teacher calculation, say
• Proportional relation
• Three to one, for one
• This compared to that
• Gear computation
• 7:1, e.g.
• Math relationship
• Relative degree
• Sine, for example
• Cosine or secant, e.g.
• Relative measure
• Comparison stat
• 6:1, e.g.
• 24/7, for instance
• Price-to-earnings, e.g.
• Ten to one, for one
• Batting average or body mass index
• Million-to-one, e.g.
• Two-number stat
• Proportional stat
• Probability expression
• Quantitative relation
• Odds, for instance
• Certain percentage
• Three to one, for example
• Scale
• Ace of Base "The Golden ___"
• Relative magnitudes of two quantities
• Proportion between two numbers
• Relationship discovered in the maths class
• Proportional relationship
• Correlation or arrangement of a trio
• A trio composed in proportion
• Philosopher in 26 losing house to relation
• Measure expressed as a proportion
• Part of operation kept in proportion
• A trio bent on making a relationship
• 3 relation
• Reduced rate looks like 10 to be in proportion
• Proportion beginning to reach one in a hundred, almost
• Proportional measure
• Supply restricted in proportion
• Separationist has covert relationship
• Say, one to five in operation
• Irrational number in sequence - pi?
• An unending share of pie reported, for example...
• Proportion of allowance reduced
• The proportion of a square in a South American city
• A trio (anag)
• 10 on beast can be expressed as a fraction
• Relative proportion
• Nelson's house left to relation
• A trio involved with proportional representation
• Expression of relativity from artist to Spanish relative
• Change sides with 10 as quotient
• Quotient achieved by beast and 10
• Ten to one, for example - a time to enter port
• Length to width, e.g.
• Mathematician's comparison
• 8:15, e.g.
• A trio involved in correspondence
• Correspondence with a traitor at No. 10
• Pitcher's ERA, e.g.
• Aspect ___
• The facial index is one
• Relative sizes
• Relative amounts
• Relationship established at entering a foreign port
• 3:2 could be one in Horatio's calculation
• A relation calling for a certain amount of cooperation
• Proportion in preparation
• A trio's broken relationship
• Proportion of fighting force turning up in South American city
• Correspondence about a riot
• Percentage who do it are somewhat backward
• Quotient of two numbers
• Proportion, relationship
• Some federations vote in proportion
• Nine-to-five, say, when allowance is curtailed
• Artist to get figure in proportion
• Proportional representation
• Comparative size of demonstrations
• Allowance cut in proportion
• Proportion kept by corporation
• Proportion in operation
• Comparison
• Proportional pair
• 21-to-1, e.g.
• Percentage
• Nelson losing house that is small in proportion
• Golden ___
• What gears in a gear assembly have
• 11:1, for one
• 8:1, e.g.
• Mach, for example
• 7:11, e.g.
• Map's scale, e.g.
• 1:1, for one
• Proportionate figure taken by a dirty dog
• 9:11, e.g.
• 10:1, for one
• Two-number relationship
• Debt-to-equity, for one
• Pi or phi, in math
• Strikeout-to-walk ___ (baseball 53-Down)
• Pi is one
• 11-to-1, e.g.
• Relation between numbers
• Fuel mileage, for example
• Correlation
• It's proportionate to air, perhaps
• Four to one, for one
• 100 to 1, for one
• Relation such as 2:1
• 12/31, for one
• Datum of relative magnitude
• Two to one, say
• Suitable proportion for a lion-hearted rodent!
• 3:1, for example
• 4:3, for instance
• Relation often written with a colon
• 1:2, for instance
• 1.618 is the golden this
• Relation such as 20:21
• 1:15, e.g.
• 10:1, for example
• 1:1,000,000, for example
• 16:9, for example
• Relationship with a statistics teacher?
• Consideration when doubling a recipe, perhaps
• Two to one, e.g.
• 1:3, for example
• 29-Down, for example
• 4-Down, e.g.
• Pi is one, for the circumference of a circle to its diameter
• Flood with negative replies on social media
• 24/7, say
• 2:1, for example
• Quantitative comparison
• 4:1 or 1:5, e.g.