Sentence examples for fairly high rate from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Massachusetts is a relatively rich and liberal state that already had a fairly high rate of health insurance.
To do this you will have to use Direct Digital Synthesis sampling at a fairly high rate to a DAC, then route the DAC output to speakers.
It has big, brown eyes rimmed in pink, a detail that, improbable as it sounds, is visible from a vehicle moving at a fairly high rate of speed.
Using data from radar interferometry satellites, Yuri Fialko has produced a detailed map of surface deformation in the area that shows that elastic stress is accumulating at a fairly high rate: during the past 300 years, a displacement of 6 to 9 metres has built up.
When employed as the anode material for lithium-ion batteries, these bowl-like hollow Co3O4 microspheres exhibit extraordinary cycling performance (111% retention after 50 cycles owing to capacity rise), fairly high rate capacity (650 mAh g−1 at 5 C) and enhanced lithium storage capacity.
Furthermore, the proportion in work remained fairly stable at a fairly high rate, usually exceeding 60percentnt.
The use of ESPs to inject water below a packer at fairly high rates is a specialty area for ESPs for gas well operations.
The initial reading of Wall Street was that boceprevir might be a bit less attractive than Vertex's candidate, telaprevir, in part because Merck's drug caused fairly high rates of anemia.
In general, we find that fairly high rates of PCD can be favored by selection assuming low rates of stochastic phenotype switching (making population turnover from PCD more valuable) and high levels of genotypic assortment caused by spatial structure in the population (allowing the genotype undergoing PCD to capture most of the resources liberated by cellular suicide).
It is a study explicitly looking at time trends, not static figures, and it once again finds that comparing 2003 with 1998, the UK still had fairly high rates of avoidable mortality, but these were falling faster than in all but one of the other 18 industrialised countries they examined.
The ruling of the constitutional court, that cash and business inheritances must be treated equally, puts him in a bind of breaking one or the other, as such a reform would require fairly high rates in order to be budget-neutral.
