Sentence examples for deflection in rate from inspiring English sources
The 95% confidence interval around the estimated year at which change occurred suggests that the slowing of the upward rate in procedures in 2003 could have occurred between 2000 and 2004 955% CI, p-value 0.025) and the rapid upward deflection in rate could have occurred as early as 2005 (although the upper confidence interval remained at 2007, p-value 0.05).
We do see a deflection in the diffusion rate of the fluorescent APA domain when the concentration of AP2 core approaches 1 μM, however we are not convinced and do not feel comfortable publishing these data.
In comparison, the invited birth cohorts show a deflection in the breast cancer mortality rate that starts within the first 5 years after receiving an invitation to participate in the mammographic screening programme.
If the loading of beam considered is in relation to deflection and rate of change of deflection, we need to research the more general equation.
Birth cohorts invited to participate in the mammographic screening programme showed a deflection in the breast cancer mortality rates within the first 5 years after invitation.
The most likely explanation for this difference was in the much higher joystick gain we used (maximum deflection in their experiments produced a slew rate of 10 °/s, as opposed to 85 255 °/s in ours).
Accordingly, the deflection in each cycle increases at a constant rate.
The principal performance parameter is the recorded average temperature on the element rather than excessive deflection, deflection rate and collapse.
After this initial deflection, the mortality rate increases again, although at a much lower rate in comparison with women of the same age in the uninvited birth cohorts.
The ratio of the vertical track deflection rate at one point of a deflection basin to the load moving rate along the railway line is the slope of track deflection line at this point (see Fig. 13).
In addition to this, the average deflection rate of the raft is estimated.
