Sentence examples for high termination rates from inspiring English sources

My company, Three, is part of a broad campaign along with BT and 65 other organisations – ranging from charities to financial advisers – that recognise high termination rates as a barrier to lower mobile prices.

High termination rates have been a net subsidy to the mobile industry from landline users for years, but the bills paid to call mobiles by vulnerable landline users and the organisations that support them never feature in the analysis from the big mobile companies.

There are a number of loopholes to enact grey termination and keep costs low, such as buying up a ton of local SIM cards or installing VoIP routers within countries with high termination rates.

The high termination rates for trisomy 13, trisomy 18, anencephaly, and spina bifida confirm previous research suggesting that women are more likely to choose a termination if the fetus is affected by chromosomal anomalies 25 or anomalies of the central nervous system 13 compared with other anomalies of similar severity.

The high termination rate in Taiwan may due to religiosity or social mores.

This is due to higher termination rate caused by the carbonylation of chlorobenzene for the latter catalyst.

The difference in antenatal detection rates between DS and FASP9 cases resulted in a much higher proportion of DS registrations ending in live birth (45%) compared with FASP9 anomalies (30%) (p<0.0001), despite the higher termination rate.

But ultimately it is our firm belief that high mobile termination rates don't protect low users, they create them.

But as mobile operators have become established and in some cases more profitable than land-line rivals, lawmakers are rethinking the need for higher wireless termination rates, which dwarf the charges to connect a call between two land-line networks, which are less than 1 cent a minute.

However, gestation at diagnosis is not the only factor; in the German registry area, 90% of NTDs were prenatally detected at a median gestation of 18 weeks and less than half (44%) of the prenatally detected cases resulted in termination of pregnancy, while in France, England and Wales and Spain, there were high detection rates (94%) and high (92 98%) termination rates.

Although the women recruited in the US were younger than those enrolled in Europe, they had a higher parity than their European counterparts, whilst women from Europe had a significantly higher pregnancy termination rate; these findings may not only reflect cultural differences, but also access to reproductive care services [ 24].