Healthy Creamy Avocado Cilantro Lime Dressing. Lately, my brand new secret obsession is avocados. I have them on eggs, rice bowls, bagels, toast, breakfast, lunch, dinner, you name it! Theyâre in season here and I usually find them on sale, so Iâm trying to use them s much as I can before they go out of season.
Ratio scales are often applied in psychological research when we are measuring physical characteristics or dimensions such as weight, time duration or number of responses. Because ratio scales permit all possible mathematical operations, they are sometimes preferred by scientists.
This lesson explains what a quick ratio is in accounting. The quick ratio formula is outlined and examples of how a quick ratio can be used are given. A quick ratio is a calculation used to determine how liquid a company is and how easily they could pay all of their outstanding balances, if necessary. The quick ratio, often called the acid test, is the ratio that compares the amount of current assets (less inventory) to the amount of current liabilities. The higher the quick ratio, the stronger a company is financially. Let's break this down into more applicable terms.