Sentence examples for inflated rate from inspiring English sources
In other words, even in this toy model that assumes a deliberately inflated rate of RNA production, the probability that a coupled translation-replication emerges by chance in a single O-region is P < 10-1018.
"Well over half" of the people who have used the service have purchased something, said Mr. Levchin, who added that was an inflated rate reflecting few users.
The lawsuits describe a dysfunctional system that charges local governments an inflated rate to send their young people to facilities with long histories of neglect and abuse.
Reaching Inta, he has to haggle to secure a dreary room in the "Northern Girl" hotel for the price that Russians would pay, rather than the inflated rate charged to otherwise non-existent foreigners.
Last April, Condé Nast, a division of Advance Publications, decided to begin valuing the pages in its heavily discounted special advertising sections and those sold to companies in specially designated industries like travel at the highest possible price quoted on its rate card, rather than at the previous lower (although still inflated) rate.
GWAS data must be analyzed with considerations for an inflated rate of false positives among the numerous statistical tests conducted.
The seventeen million children with preëxisting medical conditions cannot be excluded from insurance eligibility or forced to pay inflated rates.
In particular, for too long insurers have faced inflated rates for credit hire cars and excessive hire periods which have led to higher insurance premiums for customers".
The Association of British Insurers' director of general insurance, Nick Starling, said: "For too long, insurers have faced inflated rates for credit hire cars and excessive hire periods which have led to higher insurance premiums for customers.
The company has secured tens of thousands of rooms – up to 80 per cent according to estimates – in South Africa's leading hotel chains which it is offering at vastly inflated rates.
In the reinsurance ruse, the referrer owns a reinsurance company, which reinsures title policies at grossly inflated rates.
