Sentence examples for index of rate from inspiring English sources

Baseline variables included age, sex, race, disease severity, a calculated index of rate of initial cognitive decline from symptom onset to cohort entry (pre-progression rate or PPR), years of education, and medical comorbidities (diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, coronary disease, cerebrovascular disease).

The Fed also modified how it will define high-cost mortgages by saying the determining factor is a survey of mortgage rates, rather than an index of rates for Treasury bills.

Fabio Capello must take plenty of the blame, and the tone was set when the FA was obliged to make him give up a commercial scheme for a "Capello index" of rating players during the tournament.

Rather than gamma serving as an index of rate-coded computation, we find instead that there is a substantial parameter space across which rate-coded computation is stable, while the amplitude and frequency of theta-nested gamma oscillations varies.

However, cancer patient QOL was ignored in many of the clinical trials because the traditional way to evaluate the efficacy of cancer therapy usually only relies on the index of cure rate and survival rate.

They analyzed the ventricle with Fourier Transform and used ventricular rate as the index of heart rate.

An important assumption of our approach is that heart rate provides a valid index of developmental rate.

The I indices of rates for actuarial and SPJ instruments are 89% and 76% respectively, indicating that the majority of variability in violence rates is not due to chance.

Heart rate thus appears to offer a stable and robust index of developmental rate in reptiles, at least for studies of thermal effects on rates of embryonic development.

High positive correlations between heart rates and metabolic rates both in embryos [14], [15] and post-hatching individuals [16] mean that heart rates can serve as an index of metabolic rate.

Similarly, the current study found a strong positive correlation between embryonic heart rate and oxygen consumption rate in Bassiana duperreyi within the temperature range of 20 30°C, suggesting that heart rate can serve as a valid index of metabolic rate.