The phrase "a rate decreasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a particular rate is diminishing over time, such as in economic or statistical contexts.
Example: "The report indicated a rate decreasing in unemployment over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a declining rate" or "a falling rate".
The joint dynamics of driver and passenger mutations have consequences that may appear counterintuitive: deleterious substitutions of a given strength can have a rate increasing with population size, and beneficial substitutions can have a rate decreasing with population size.
In closed and open systems, we suggest the use of two parameters for describing the dissolution rates at 37 degrees C: the initial rate constant, vo, and the time constant, k, for a rate decreasing at variable S.
"Policyholders may enjoy a rate decrease now, but if that ultimately leads to insurance companies' getting into financial trouble, companies will write less business," Mr. Serafin said.
We also took into account the distinct shift configurations by examining whether a rate increase, after a congruent core shift was explained by a rate decrease after another core shift.
The request for a rate decrease in Connecticut reflects this lower-than-anticipated use, says Aetna spokesman Mohit Ghose.
Gerald Kominski, director of UCLA's Center for Health Policy Research, said he was surprised that 20% of exchange customers are in line for a rate decrease.
The γ statistic certainly detects a rate decrease under some scenarios; however, a recent rate decrease does not necessarily imply an early rate of cladogenesis.
What is the behavioral significance of a rate decrease vs. a rate increase?
The A-scan rate decreased by including additional 50 MHz samplings per A-scan.
After ≈20,000 steps, with a learning rate decreasing from 0.15 to 0.01, the training accuracy stabilized at 99.9%.
We found that the GTDP method achieved a higher detection rate, decreasing the cone miss rate by over a factor of five.
