The phrase "a differing rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in speed, frequency, or intensity of a particular process or phenomenon.
Example: "The study revealed a differing rate of growth among the various plant species under the same environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "a varying rate of" or "a different rate of".
A weighting factor is applied by ONS to correct for this unequal probability of selection, as well as for any differing rates of non-response for age group by sex.
One possibly explanation for the differing rate of targeting between different Rabs in same cell type might be that the prenylation machinery more efficiently modify certain Rabs.
On a practical level, the differing rates of VAT from country to country are an administrative and potentially business-damaging issue.
In this work we simulate alignments of protein sequences including coevolving pairs of sites with differing rates of evolution, differing rates of coevolution, various numbers of taxa and using different methods to simulate coevolution.
A water-phase tracer test demonstrates that water flow was much more uniform in this study than in those earlier experiments, which is a likely explanation for the differing rates of gas-water phase mass transfer.
1. Area deprivation more than doubled the risk of singleton very preterm birth, in two European regions with different health systems and differing rates of very preterm birth.
Next, Wilbur and Heald use a candidate approach to attempt to discover which cytoplasmic factors are responsible for the differing rates of microtubule catastrophies in the different extracts.
Some debate exists regarding the net benefit of anticoagulant treatment in patients with a CHA2DS2-VASc score of 1. Differing rates of stroke risk in patients with AF and one additional stroke risk have been reported, suggesting that further determination of critical risk factors in various populations should be assessed [ 20, 22, 23].
Possible explanations for such discrepancies could be differing rates of disease progression among regions, differing access to medical care, or earlier detection in some regions, though this will require further study.
And that disparity of opinion is linked to another reality: there is no national consensus on guns because different bits of America experience such wildly differing rates of harm from guns.A valuable and sobering piece of research by the Washington Post on March 24th put some hard numbers behind the reality that everyone in the gun debate knows but finds hard to discuss.
