Sentence examples for a clear rate of from inspiring English sources
The creation of a completely new facility that served all businesses in Mars would mean setting up a shared, central budget for a project that didn't have a clear rate of financial return or could produce measurable business growth.
Experimental results show a nonlinear stress stretch relationship as well as a clear rate dependency of the stress.
The link between poaching and poverty is clear: rates of infant mortality and poaching activity correlate strongly.
Back in 1993 the Federal Reserve was holding the federal funds rate at 3%–a clear policy of easy money.
As a growing body of clinical evidence suggests that newer HAART regimens may be less toxic on the adipose tissue, causing a clear-cut lower rate of body shape changes in the long run [ 17], prevention of lipodystrophy should become a key issue when tailoring individual regimens, particularly for patients at high risk of developing fat abnormalities on the basis of the available data.
The cumulative curves by age group for men and women (Figures 2, 3), comparing the rate by age group for the two periods (recent to early) showed a small decrease of rate among men in particular after the age group 30 34 while among women, there was a clear increase of rate in all age groups.
The neurocranium attains adult size and shape early in development with a clear reduction in rate of growth around 2.5 years of age [46].
All of the participants had a clear understanding of rating pain using a NRS with many responding that it was "easy" to select a numerical value for their level of pain.
At neutral pH (7 7.5) sodium resulted in a clear increase of rates of activation (D-to-A conversion) while other cations had minor effects.
Another, says Azrini Wahidin of Belfast University, is that better forensic science has fuelled a "phenomenal" clear-up rate of long-ago crimes.
However, there was evidence of a clear effect of baseline heart rate on heart rate reduction (p < 0.0001), with the greatest changes in heart rate being observed in patients with the highest baseline heart rates [ 67].
