The phrase "a differential rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing varying rates or differences in measurements, such as finance, science, or statistics.
Example: "The study revealed a differential rate of growth between the two species of plants under different environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "a varying rate of" or "a distinct rate of".
This is suggestive of a differential rate of determinate meristem fate acquisition during the initial panicle development stages between the two species.
The use of two rods instead of one was to correct associated varus or valgus by a differential rate of distraction between the rods.
In the context of our comparative analysis of African rice species, a differential rate of determinate fate acquisition in panicle meristems would result in a longer or higher rate of branching activity in O. glaberrima compared to O. barthii, leading to a higher branch complexity in the domesticated species.
A differential rate of cell proliferation along the heart tube results in growth of cardiac chambers out of the primary myocardium thereby creating the AVC constriction.
Results did not reveal a differential rate of decline over time in physical functioning based on abuse exposure.
Our interest is in determining which genes show evidence of a differential rate of evolution within N. vespilloides.
It is unclear whether our method of maintaining cells in EGF and LIF combined with neurosphere chopping rather than mechanical or enzymatic dissociation used in other methods results in a differential rates of trisomy occurrence, or whether trisomies observed in other systems have not been reported.
"But it is fascinating to consider that this issue wasn't related to any differential rate of decline over time".
There was a significant differential rate of change in both depressive and anxiety symptoms between the Intervention and Waitlist groups from Time and Time 2 (Table 2).
(B ) Graph of the fluorescence intensity of the green and red regions in (A ) shows the differential rate of recovery over time for each region.
This led Monod to formulate a new parameter, differential rate of enzyme synthesis, ΔZ/ΔB, called later "Monod plot" (Z stays for β-galactosidase and B for bacteria).
