Sentence examples for clear rate of from inspiring English sources

The creation of a completely new facility that served all businesses in Mars would mean setting up a shared, central budget for a project that didn't have a clear rate of financial return or could produce measurable business growth.

The link between poaching and poverty is clear: rates of infant mortality and poaching activity correlate strongly.

In 2010, he put forward a motion to ensure the clear rating of violent games after a shooting in Malmo, Sweden, in which the first-person shooter Counter-Strike was implicated.

There is in fact a science of change: methods like Motivational Interviewing, family and individually-based cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT), and certain medications, all have clear rates of success in both getting people into treatment and also achieving successful outcomes.

While the extent to which testing error confounds pediatric incidence studies is not clear, rates of acquisition among children in homes at high risk may nonetheless be meaningful measures of transmission risk.

The trend for men is clear: rates of occupational group specific economic inactivity have remained broadly constant for men without limiting long term illness but have increased substantially for each occupational group for men with limiting illness.

While the total impact of herbivory on seed production at the stand or population level is not clear, rates of attack can reach levels likely to decrease seed production substantially (often >50%% of stems attacked, Lambert et al. 2007; >90 % E. L. G. Hazelton et al., in review).

In addition, the clearing rate of fluorescein and rose bengal stains (percentage of subjects whose scores became zero) was evaluated.

Experimental results show a nonlinear stress stretch relationship as well as a clear rate dependency of the stress.

There was also little evidence that the regulation has driven greater reductions over time in the clearing rates of threatened versus non-threatened forests types.

Another, says Azrini Wahidin of Belfast University, is that better forensic science has fuelled a "phenomenal" clear-up rate of long-ago crimes.