Sentence examples for applying this rate from inspiring English sources

The high end of most Antarctic sandstone erosion rates is ∼1 mm ka−1; applying this rate would increase LGM ages by 2% and Holocene ages by 1%.

The rationale for applying this rate is that, most of the time, companies make investments that have a similar risk profile and capital structure to the company itself, which the WACC is intended to reflect.

The problem is that scientists often calculate the mutation rate using dates from fossils of other primate species, then applying this rate to the African apes and humans.

The estimated mean substitution rate in HBV was 4.2×10−5 nucleotide substitutions/site/year. Applying this rate to the phylogenetic analysis, we estimated that the origin of 'CD1' may have occurred 520 years ago and 'CD2' may have occurred 410 years ago.

Applying this rate to our simulation resulted in a total of 141 prostates for biopsy.

On applying this rate to the age-specific national women population, we estimated the total number of TB cases to be 506,976 in rural and 252,361 in urban areas (Table 1).

Applying this rating system to 17 studies, we found four studies with a Level I of statistical quality and four studies with high clinically relevant information.

Alternatively, he suggests that interviewers may be engaging in mental accounting that simplifies the task of maintaining a given long-term acceptance rate, by trying to apply this rate to each daily group of candidates.

The savings have been concentrated in a few departments, with a quarter made in just one, the Department for Work and Pensions.Even so, apply this rate of saving to that total procurement bill of £120 billion and you get a handy economy of around £4 billion a year.

His team applied this rate to species pairs with no known common ancestor--such as humans and clams--to determine how much time had elapsed since the species had diverged.

We applied this rate for both people receiving atypical and typical antipsychotics [ 38, 39].