The phrase "assembly rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, production, or any process where items are assembled, indicating the speed or frequency of assembly.
Example: "The assembly rate of the new production line has increased significantly, allowing us to meet our targets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "production rate" or "assembly speed".
Researchers' results showed that the lysis time is more sensitive than the assembly rate to variation in pR' activity.
Fluorescent-labeled actins from Dictyostelium amoebae and rabbit skeletal muscle were very similar to their unlabeled counterparts with respect to critical actin concentration for filament assembly, assembly rate, ATP hydrolysis upon assembly, and steady-state ATPase.
That AT-130 successfully decreases virus production by increasing capsid assembly rate without disrupting capsid structure delineates a paradigm in antiviral design, that disrupting reaction timing is a viable strategy for assembly effectors of HBV and other viruses.
Focal adhesion properties were analysed using the focal adhesion analysis server53 (three biological repeats; over 33 movies per condition analysed; adhesion lifetime and maximal area, n>112,000 adhesions analysed; assembly rate, n>6100 adhesions analysed; disassembly rate, n>7,200 adhesions analysed, ***P value <1.73 × 10−50).
Airbus's chief operating officer, Fabrice Bregier, said that while the delays to the A350-1000 and the A350-800 would free up more engineers to work on the A350-900, the plane maker did not plan to accelerate production of the plane, which is expected to reach an assembly rate of 10 a month by 2018.
The E dependence of the assembly rate was investigated using the time evolution of G t).
Car assembly rates dropped too, from 11.31 million per year to 10.85m.
It will be interesting to investigate the stepwise formation of a complex protein structure by determining the relative folding and assembly rates of subdomain AFUs.
The mean FA assembly rates of Vector, 15F, mPR, and 15F/mPR cells were not significantly different from one another.
The cells expressing the p130Cas 15F mutant have protrusion, retrograde flow, and actin assembly rates similar to those in Vector cells.
In addition, the mutant clones showed, besides strong complex I and complex III assembly defects, a severe impairment of complex IV and supercomplex CIII2+CIV assembly rates.
