Sentence examples for a parallel rate of from inspiring English sources

Banks and businesses with supplies of foreign currency are now selling at a "parallel rate" of Z$44 to the dollar.An IMF team, in Zimbabwe in October, urged the freeing of the exchange rate.

According to [ 27] a flip-flop model can be recognized when the plasma concentration-time profile tends either to closely parallel rate of absorption.

The parallel rates of decline between the two populations are consistent with another Canadian study of shorter duration on injury mortality rates for children (Harrop et al. 2007).

Because increases in acoustic neuroma incidence predate or parallel rates of cell phone use, they likely reflect changes in reporting and diagnosis, and the temporal trends go counter to what would be expected if RF exposure played a role.

Glycolytic flux increased significantly under hypoxia; aerobic cultures used glucose at a rate of 2.83 ± 0.2 mg/dL/h compared with 3.33 ± 0.1 mg/dL/h for hypoxia (p > 0.05; n = 3), and there was a parallel increased rate of lactic acid generation over 24 h (data not show).

Given that each cohort of 20 mutants at a position was prepared in parallel, the rate of each mutant was scaled to that of the wild type to obtain the relative amino acid preferences, with the comprehensive analysis summarized.

In parallel, the rate of IPA decreased globally in the haematology unit from 0.85% (1.19/1000 patients) in 1993 to 0.28% (0.21/1000 patients) in 2001.

Although this trend was similar to that for AsA content during kiwi fruit development, it did not parallel the rate of AsA accumulation.

This estimate assumes that subsidence will parallel the rate of underground coal production and that no new subsidence control measures are adopted to mitigate subsidence occurrence.

In parallel, the rate of mtDNA sequence evolution accelerated in the Mesostigma lineage, leading to difficulties in correctly positioning this alga in mitochondrial phylogenomic trees.

Thus, loss of photosynthesis is not an unlikely explanation for a parallel acceleration of evolutionary rates across three genomes in C. paramaecium.