Sentence examples for high replacement rates from inspiring English sources

The study detailed in this paper examined the influence of two types of metakaolin (MK1 and MK2) at high replacement rates on the carbonation rate of cement paste.

An efficiency value near 0 is obtained for high replacement rates, which indicates that, from the hydration point of view, an excess of inert powder does not lead to an increase in the amount of hydrates compared with the reference mortar without mineral admixture.

Data that accurately capture IRA and 401(k) withdrawals show rapidly rising incomes and high "replacement rates" for many types of retiree households.

At the time, German policies specifically tried to encourage early retirement and Germany's benefit system provided very high replacement rates for workers.

Their high replacement rates for the average worker -- 55% for France without taxes and transfers (70% with taxes and transfers) and 82% for Spain -- are paid for with corresponding high payroll taxes -- 37% and 28%.

It should be noted that many retirees do not have as high replacement rates as shown in the chart, because they retire and claim benefits before age 65.

Due to their high replacement rate, the lifespan of electronic products is spectacularly short.

In terms of efficiency, a high replacement rate implies high contribution/savings rates and taxes (on savings or others).

Parts and devices that are expected to undergo a high replacement rate can also be replicated using molding.

According to our model, restriction of ketolide prescriptions to adults, even at a high replacement rate, would have a limited effect on the global resistance pattern and would mainly lead to clinical success.

Thus, due to the shorter lifespan and high replacement rate of e-bike batteries, lifecycle Pb loss rates per kilometer for e-bikes significantly exceed those for other vehicles.