Sentence examples for derived a higher rate from inspiring English sources
The following excerpts from a report on congressional hearings in America neatly summarise the case against and for Big Pharma in turn:It has been argued that the drug industry derived a higher rate of return on its investment than other American industries.
From proton rotating frame relaxation data we derive a high rate of translational diffusion in the chain direction.
In the population from which the A+B+G score was derived, younger patients had a higher rate of weaning success.
Also, we demonstrate that tenocytes derived from such degenerative tendons exhibit a higher rate of spontaneous apoptosis and are more susceptible to recombinant human FasL induced cell death than are normal tenocytes.
47 (15%) were classified as "not consistent", either because a higher rate of LTFU was derived from the plot than was presented in the text (18 of 319 articles; 6%) or the LTFU information could be derived from the plot but no further information was found in the text (29 of 319 articles; 9%).
This raises the possibility that breast tumours derived from patients with BRCA1 mutation might have a higher rate of WWOX alterations.
Of the 2 cents above previous forecasts, Mr. Wolf said, "one penny of that upside is due to a lower tax rate, deriving a higher percentage of its revenues from the international market".
A higher MUFA intake received a higher rating since it was derived mainly from animal sources (e.g. beef fat) rather than vegetable sources (e.g. olive oil) among FNS participants.
Thus, the throughput is lower than that derived from a higher fixed rate.
The principal difference between the groups derived from the higher rate of avoidant infants in the control group.
