The phrase "additive rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, mathematics, or any field where rates are combined or accumulated.
Example: "The project will incur additive rates for each additional service requested, which will be detailed in the final invoice."
Alternatives: "cumulative rates" or "combined rates".
All r8s analyses utilized the truncated Newton (TN) algorithm and the additive rate penalty function.
Genetic synergy was analyzed by comparing the rate of hemorrhage in double injected embryos with the additive rate according to the formula: itgb8 only+ nrp1a only/average of the two totals.
Thus we applied the departure-from-additivity model that is based on additive disease rates [42], [43].
To account for CA-125 production by both normal tissues and cancer tissues, two additive production rates were considered: KPROD1, the CA-125 basal production rate by normal tissue, and KPROD2, the CA-125 production rate by a stationary tumour.
Moreover, there was a significant interaction causing more than additive transcription rates of mt1 in the copper/freezing treatment suggesting that freeze-induced cellular dehydration increases the concentration of free copper ions in the cytosol.
Comparing the charts, one can conclude that pressure drop at the samples with SiC membrane is directly related to additive percentage rate and therefore the rate of samples porosity is inversely related to the percentage of additives.
We find that the utility function of TCP is linear in the slow start phase and is proportional to the additive increase rate and approaches the well-known logarithm function as the data rate becomes large in the congestion avoidance phase.
These baths do not require additives, give rates of germanium electrodeposition higher than other plating baths and are cheap.
The overall mass transfer coefficient, corrected for unsteady bubble growth effects and with entrance effects eliminated, lies between predictions of models which assume that throughflow and diffusion are both additive and rate-controlling and those models which assume that mass transfer is governed by diffusion at the cloud boundary.
Models fit with an additive relative rate specification generally fit less well than with the loglinear form.
