Sentence examples for flagging rate from inspiring English sources

First, as a negative control, we found that the Affymetrix and Illumina contributions to MAQC data were free from outliers at a nominal outlier flagging rate of α=0.01.

Will anything in today's budget help resuscitate the economy's flagging growth rate?

And further, our findings are consistent with other studies evaluating electronic triggers such that we found a low flag rate (1% in our study) with a good positive predictive value (12%).

In an era of flagging growth rates and a renewed reform impetus from the incumbent government, the possibility that excessive inequality could be bad for the economy may be the most important lesson to come out of the Forbes billionaire list.

On the other hand, the measures associated with a neoliberal project were seen as a necessary response to flagging growth rates.

We have concerns about the outcome of the debt-ceiling debate and the nation's flagging credit rating.

Despite commercialisation, the beaches have managed to retain their Blue Flag rating and provide a safe, lively place for families and couples, with plenty of watersports from banana rides and ringos to paragliding and scuba diving.

By this, presumably, he meant issues that revolve around race: profiling by police, incarceration rates, flagging urban economies.

With her approval rating flagging ahead of mid-term legislative elections in October, the renewal of hostilities is likely to strengthen the perception of some critics that she is trying to draw attention away from domestic problems by attempting to unite Argentinians behind the "Malvinas" cause.

The good news, however, is that policy makers in Asia have more flexibility than their Western counterparts to prop up flagging growth through interest rate cuts or tax incentives.

Fortunately, this data type is often associated with the 'Expression in a wild-type background' data type (64.4% of cases in the set of 748 papers) and the false-negative rate for flagging this latter data type is lower (only 12.6%).