The phrase "a source of rate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a source that provides a specific rate, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report identified a source of rate fluctuations in the market."
Alternatives: "a source of information" or "a provider of rates".
"The persistence of large public and external deficits in the U.S. could be a source of exchange rate instability," Mr. Cotis said.
While CDMA phones from American carriers do not operate there, other CDMA phones are in use; they are not "basically nonexistent". And the article also referred incompletely to a source of low rates for calls from Britain.
Mr. Cuomo reached a settlement in which UnitedHealth agreed to stop operating the databases, run by the company's Ingenix unit, and replace them with a new, independent source of rate information.
Since Italian television has dedicated little time to the exploration of CAM, television as a source of information was rated poorly.
MoneyRates.com, a source of information on bank rates, personal finance, savings accounts and investing, just released its third annual ranking of the best and worst places to make a living.
The wording of select questions also may have been a source of confusion for schools rating their IAQ management practices.
Careful attention must be paid to population stratification as a source of confounding, because cancer rates and allele frequencies vary with race/ethnicity.
Data handlers were not blinded to the intervention status of responders, but this was not considered to be a source of bias as response rates were the primary outcome.
Having a high rating is a source of bragging rights, but keeping ratings low has benefits.
BEAST analysis can incorporate the date of isolates into the model and provide a source of information on the overall rate of evolutionary change when the differences in the dates are associated with the tips of the phylogenetic tree.
