Sentence examples for assuming a rate of from inspiring English sources

Assuming a rate of 19,000 barrels a day, about 35 million gallons of oil have been spilled.

Using the time analogy above, assuming a rate of a pound a second, the cost of EMA could be expressed as 19 years.

Assuming a rate of 16.7% due to ineligibility and dropout before randomization, a total of 660 patients will be enrolled to ensure 550 patients will be randomized after completion of chemoradiation.

He said he would shrink annual deficits, now at levels not seen in six decades, mostly through higher revenue from rich individuals and polluting industries, by reducing war costs and by assuming a rate of economic growth by 2010 that private forecasters and even some White House advisers consider overly rosy.

Adding £10,000 to a mortgage at 3% over 20 years will see your monthly payments go up by about £55, which is much cheaper than the £186 a month it costs for a personal loan for the same amount, assuming a rate of 4.5% APR, paid back over five years.

The authors find that EiC has contributed both to better learning, in term of higher scores in Mathematics (although not in English) and to higher pupil attendance.20 The cost-benefit analysis suggests that the expected benefits of EiC are about 0.02 years of schooling and about £400 over the lifetime (assuming a rate of return to a year of education of eight percent and linear wage profiles).

Assuming a rate of.6 gangland slayings per year, tourist visits to murder sites are projected to create 47 jobs.

Without delving too much into aging curves or potential injuries, let's assume a rate of decline of about 10% per season from this year's number.

In the same way, we assumed a rate of decline in protection after vaccination [ 10].

For the IMa analyses we assumed a rate of 3.0 × 10-4, estimated using DIYABC.

In our model we assume a rate of 2% for intervention effect, representing the rate of inflation [ 36] (Table  2).