Sentence examples for In the rand from inspiring English sources
In the Rand survey, Trump did better with the people who were the most dissatisfied with their economic situation, and exit polls from the Republican primaries show that almost seventy per cent of those who voted for Trump said that they were "very worried" about the state of the economy as against only forty-five per cent of all voters in Democratic primaries.
In the RAND experiment, every individual in the study was randomly given a health insurance plan, where the plans had various combinations of deductible and coinsurance rate (but the plans had a relatively low maximum for out-of-pocket expenditures).
In the Rand survey, Trump did better with the people who were the most dissatisfied with their economic situation, and exit polls from the Republican primaries show that almost seventy per cent of those who voted for Trump said that they were "very worried" about the state of the economy--as against only forty-five per cent of all voters in Democratic primaries.
More than 200 people died in the "Rand Revolt," including 30 blacks murdered by strikers.
It may provide little relief to exporters reeling from a rally in the rand.
Falls in the gold price often trigger falls in the rand, which partly compensates the gold exporters.
They've had a tough 2009, so they're all coming out with quite sensible prices, and rolling out the special offers they implemented this year in the rand-based countries – South Africa and Namibia – which were great value, although the rand has now got stronger again.
The difference between groups in the RAND-36 total score was 142 units (95% confidence interval (CI) 46; 236) in favour of laparoscopic hysterectomy.
As specified in the RAND-36 manual [ 33], the 5-point Likert scale was converted into a 100-point scale.
The nine scales in the RAND-36 can further be divided into two component summaries: a physical component summary (PCS) and a mental component summary (MCS) (12).
In addition, the rand's performance remains closely tied to commodities such as platinum and coal, whose prices have fallen on the back of global recession fears.
