The phrase "a set of rate" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of rates"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to multiple rates or prices associated with a particular service or product.
Example: "The company provided a set of rates for their different service packages, allowing customers to choose the one that best fits their needs."
Alternatives: "a collection of rates" or "a group of rates".
A set of rate constants and two corresponding positive steady states are constructed for each case.
The analysis allows understanding whether the located stationary points consist of a single point, or a surface relating a set of rate constants on which the least-squares (LS) function takes a constant value.
The constant basis matrices of the transpose of the Jacobian matrix for the kinetic equations are replaced by a set of rate constant matrices at different temperatures, which property cover the desired temperature region.
By approximating the rate region with a set of rate weights, the rate region RSC−SIC with a certain decoding order π is attained.
The continuous lines are the best fit of experimental data from 15 to 60 K to the expressions obtained by solving a set of rate equations.
By considering only thermal population effects in the range of 15 60 K, we have imposed and solved a set of rate equations.
This adjustment process, commonly known as weather normalization, is required to properly determine a set of rates which yields the revenue requirement under the assumption of normal weather.
REUTERS Central Banksks Urge Overhaul of Libor | The London interbank offered rate should be replaced by a set of rates based on actual transactions, a group of central bankers said on Monday, Reuters reports.
The task of identifying and evaluating the contribution of reading ability to the writing process and product so that it can be reflected in a set of rating criteria is not straightforward.
In this model, the contract items designed by the principal consist of a set of rate-price pairs.
For a set of rate-based models, a weighted average is a natural solution (Rhoades and Gerstenberger 2009; Marzocchi et al. 2012; Rhoades 2013).
