Sentence examples for at a corresponding rate from inspiring English sources

Although there was much technological progress in the Roman empire and during the Middle Ages, philosophical reflection on technology did not grow at a corresponding rate.

Consequently, the population shadows the moving optimum, changing at a corresponding rate k per generation but lagging behind the current optimum by a quantity k/ R (Charlesworth 1993; Lynch and Lande 1993).

Patients comprising the efficacy population (n = 81) obtained an 80.2 % response rate at ≥ 50%%, whereas a corresponding rate of 54.6 % was noted in the ITT population.

The GaN flux is maintained at a corresponding GaN growth rate of 16 nm/min.

After baseline variables were obtained, low-dose insulin was infused to achieve normoglycemia, after which insulin infusion was either terminated or, for patients treated with insulin pumps, continued at a rate corresponding to the basal rate of the patient's insulin pump.

For the case with water consumption, water flow converges toward the waste canister at a rate corresponding to the water consumption rate associated with the corrosion reaction.

The cores were set-up to simulate conditions in the unsaturated zone of the UK Chalk aquifer by applying a suction of 1 kPa (0.1 m H2O) to the base of each column, and eluting at a rate corresponding to an average recharge rate through the unsaturated Chalk.

Figure 5 compares the rate distortion performance between nested sampling and coprime sampling, where D is the distortion between the original source and its sparse-sampled representation, and R(D) is the corresponding rate at a particular distortion D. With the same sampling spacings chosen, N1=P, and N2=Q, at the same distortion, the rate of nested sampling is less than that of coprime sampling.

Let us now look at the corresponding rates at outage probabilities 10 and 50%, when the threshold value γ ̂ th (or γ ̌ th ) varies.

Interest, according to Falla and Giraldo, has climbed at a rate corresponding to their success.

These mediator cells (like many in the nervous system) actually act as a sort of analog-to-digital converter, sending signals at a rate corresponding to how much light their selected rods and cones are receiving.