More massive stars must display more spectacular effects because the rate of conversion of mass into energy is higher.
This injury, though, is different in part because the rate of regeneration of nerves is difficult to predict.
But the situation might actually be worse because the rate of decline is increasing, said Dr. Peter D. Walsh of Princeton University, the primary author of the report.
But past performance was not a factor in Mr. Sujek's decision, because the rate of return was not central to his investment objectives.
Bank loan funds offer some protection against interest rate declines because the rate of the corporate loans in their portfolios is generally reset every three to six months.
This has become more difficult to do, however, because the rate of murders has increased recently and the targets have become bigger.
"In terms of solar panels, I don't think you're going to do that on domestic roofs because the rate of installation, while highly commendable, is pants, quite frankly".
"Children are dying preventable deaths in Yemen because the rate of infectious diseases is rising," said Priya Jacob, Save the Children's director of programmes in Yemen.
But because the rate of injuries has outpaced increases in participation among certain groups, experts suspect that many of these converts may not be lifting correctly.
Currently, "it is an absolute no-brainer to gear up and buy a house," because the rate of increase of house prices is higher than the mortgage rate.
Oxygen isotopes are useful for geologic studies because the rate of uptake of the different isotopes by marine organisms is temperature-dependent.
