Sentence examples for higher rejection rates from inspiring English sources

But Pat Smith, the first deputy commissioner of the Human Resources Administration, said there were legitimate reasons for the higher rejection rates, including hidden assets ferreted out by computers and better job placement rates for applicants.

Sometimes higher fees will reflect higher costs (such as higher rejection rates), but sometimes higher fees will not reflect costs at all but prestige and publisher probing to see what the market will bear.

Prolonged ischemic time of the graft correlates with higher rejection rates in deceased donor organ transplants63,64, and is associated with higher MHC expression65, demonstrating the impact of enhanced innate components due to severe ischemia on adaptive immunity.

These manipulations gave rise to significantly higher rejection rates than those observed in Experiment 1. Overall, these findings indicate that children do not treat all scalar terms alike and, more importantly, that children's ability to derive scalar implicatures is affected by their awareness of the goal of the task.

Smaller companies face higher rejection rates.

Belatacept is a less toxic CNI alternative, but existing regimens rely on steroids and have higher rejection rates.

The office also isn't the rubber stamp provider that it's portrayed to be by Republicans; it already rejected 32percentt of petitions in the 2011 fiscal year -- a far higher rejection rate than the average for all types of visa requests.

The electronegative GO membrane exhibits much higher rejection rate for electronegative organic dyes than that for electropositive molecules.

The increased number of applications — 28,815, compared with 25,487 last year — and long waiting lists for kindergarten led to the higher rejection rate, as crowded schools across the city cut pre-K classes to make room for the older children, portending a potential crisis in early-education services, which have suffered repeated budget cuts in recent years.

The larger RMS and higher rejection rate of DECK imply a stronger multi-path effect on the deck.

"Absentee ballots have a much higher rejection rate for minorities and young people, if you look at the Aug. 14 primary," said Smith.