Sentence examples for a reference rate of from inspiring English sources

As a matter of maths, the issue is that the DAC formula for assessing whether a loan is "soft" enough to be aid uses a reference rate of 10%, which may have made sense in 1972, when it was adopted, but does not now.

From 9 October to 5 November, the European Central Bank quoted a reference rate of 305 krónur to the euro.

Now allowed to float by 1% a day on either side of a reference rate set each morning by the central bank, the yuan closed trading on May 27th at 6.12 to the dollar, 35% stronger than its June 2003 rate.

It has been estimated that $250tn of swaps use some form of Libor as a reference rate.

Reference rate-of-change data were obtained by taking the difference between two consecutive PG values and dividing by the sampling interval between those two PG measurements (typically 15 min).

Dieterich (1994) originally assumes that r is the reference rate of seismicity before a stress change is applied.

The peak-to-peak differences in the maximum slip rates were approximately 5 and 10 mm/year for the 4.425- and 18.61-year 18.61-yearesperiodsly, corespectivelyto 13 and 25 % of the assumed referencorrespondingcm/year.

According to the spending rule approved by law in 2012 [9] CCAA cannot exceed the reference rate of GDP, representing huge pressure to reduce immediately its budget deficit and direct drug costs.

The overall rate for 2005 was eventually found to be 0.67%, which was higher than the baseline reference rate of 0.44% from 2001 to 2004.

For comparison purposes, we also calculated SIRs based on expected rates based on reference rates of the whole of Finland.

Only the risks of NHL were statistically higher than would be expected given the reference rates of Utah.