Sentence examples for dominating rate from inspiring English sources

A study of how the anodization rate depends on current at various orientations demonstrated that, on the whole, the macroscopic anisotropy with respect to the dominating rate along the <100 > direction becomes weaker with increasing current density, and the relative rates for different directions change places.

For DSSCs with small cations, electrolyte effects appear to be dominating and rate determining while for DSSCs with larger cations, electrode effects appear to be dominating and rate determining.

Accumulation of OM originating from the percolating TWW, at the topsoil layer was identified as dominating infiltration rate at the infiltration basins.

This indicates that for some Mb mutants a situation similar to that of Ngb, with the redox potential dominating the rate, is plausible when the distal pocket is enlarged and does not provide much ligand stabilization.

When costs for reinsurance are low, or the sponsor's bias towards high-cost consumers is high, community rating dominates risk rating.

We henceforth assume that (r^{b} > ln 3) in order to ensure that the interest rate r b dominates the rate of return on the asset S2.

The differences are attributed to the refinement of dislocation debris dominating down-rate change responses.

Athletes competed in a range of competitive sports (n=27), with four high-intensity intermittent sports dominating participation rates (soccer (43.2%), handball (13.7%), volleyball (9.1%) and basketball (8.5%)).

Kinetic treatment shows that PDMS thermal volatilization, as rate of heating increases, becomes dominated by rate of diffusion and evaporation of oligomers produced on its decomposition.

This property is still a sufficient condition for the trading desk no-arbitrage when the cash account B0,l and B0,b differ, but the borrowing rate dominates the lending rate.

Melatonin significantly reduced arousal ratings and induced a parasympathetically dominated heart rate variability pattern indicative of a non-aroused state.