Sentence examples for dictated rate from inspiring English sources

Banks may react to risks involved in asymmetric information by raising interest rates beyond the size of the increase in the policy dictated rate, instead of rationing credit.

High spending authorities would henceforth be subject to a Whitehall dictated rate-cap.

You could say in many ways: muscle dictates rate and efficiency of metabolism.

This is not to say that mutations accumulated in the early evolutionary life of duplicates have no discernible influence on dictating rate asymmetry between paralogs.

Competition is also imperfect because many regions of the country have dominant hospital chains that can virtually dictate rates to private insurers.

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler made clear that the FCC's goal isn't to dictate rates or other terms to cable and phone companies.

Daniel Lazaroff, professor emeritus at Loyola Law School, said an expanded Tribune Publishing still wouldn't be able to dictate rates for advertisers, given the many online options, including websites, search engines and social media.

What is the relative importance of new vs. standing variation in dictating rates of positive selection?

An understanding of factors dictating rates of progression would be invaluable in decisions regarding treatment options or clinical therapeutic trials.

Thus, our results suggest an important role of effective population size in dictating rates of adaptation and highlight how complicated population histories as is probably the case for most species can effect rates of adaptation.

I have no reason to think that political bias dictated the rate given MoveOn.org.