Sentence examples for higher entry rate from inspiring English sources

Among different forms of mercury, MeHg (organic form) is an important neurotoxicant due to its higher entry rate into the CNS compared with inorganic mercurials [ 3, 4].

Only Ireland and Greece in the EU had higher entry rates.

We find several positive effects for non-nodal districts located 0-10 km from GQ that are not present in districts 10-50 km away, most notably higher entry rates and increases in plant productivity.

The higher entry rates are concentrated mainly in the period after leave expiry.

The ONS found that over the period 2009-12 the UK had the highest exit rate out of poverty but also one of the highest entry rates.

This indicates a higher gut entry rate of urea and may explain the improved N utilization through urea recycling, particularly at 164 kg of BW.

"Labour will continue to make the case for a 50p top rate of tax on those earning more than £150,000 a year to invest in closing the attainment gap in schools across Scotland". The Scottish government said Ucas figures recorded the highest university entry rate for 18-year-olds from Scotland's 20% most deprived areas.

In Figure 7b, the propagation delay of ABMs is higher when the entry rate is between 0.17 and 0.24 cars per second.

They find that women who are entitled to a paid leave have a much higher overall employment entry rate during the first 3 years following birth than non-eligible women.

The researchers said trained KALQ users were able to reach speeds of 37 words per minute — which they said is the highest ever reported entry rate for two-thumb typing on touchscreen devices, and "significantly higher" than the approximately 20 words per minute entry rate users can normally reach on a regular split Qwerty layout.

These problems are associated with high fish entry rates and low water flow through the grid sections.