Sentence examples for intermediate rates and from inspiring English sources
C-Centered, including alkyl and acyl, cyclize at intermediate rates, and O-centered are fastest.
Our study aimed to examine factors underlying the consistent stepwise anxiety-depression prevalence rate patterns across host country populations (highest rates), resettled immigrant groups (intermediate rates) and source country populations (lowest rates).
A gradient with income is clearly seen in 1986-91, 1996-01 and 2001-04, withighgh income women having consistently higher rates, medium income women intermediate rates, and low income women the lowest rates.
He maintained a neutral intermediate rating and estimated a per-share loss of 47 cents for the year ending March 31, in contrast to an average profit of $2.59 a share projected by 13 analysts surveyed by First Call.
Fast-twitch fibers are very quick to contract and come in two varieties: Type 2A muscle fibers which fatigue at an intermediate rate, and Type 2B muscle fibers which fatigue very quickly.
In comparison, 7 μM Cp149red yielded ∼33% capsid, while Cp149-C61S atsembled an an intermediate rate and yielded 16% capsids.
MIC50 and MIC90 values were calculated, as well as the bacterial resistance rate, the intermediate rate and the sensitivity rate according to the critical concentration standards for antimicrobial drugs promulgated by the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute in 2011.
The incidence rates of breast cancer vary worldwide, with higher rates in North America, Northern and Western Europe; intermediate rates in South America and Southern Europe; and lower rates in Africa and Asia.
Central and Southeastern regions had intermediate rates, while North and Northeast regions had the lowest suicide rates.
Maximum yields occurred when intermediate rates of N and K (750 kg N and 300 kg K2O ha−1) were applied.
Low incidence rates were found in Denmark (0.18 per million men aged over 65 per year), intermediate rates in France, and especially high rates in Sardinia and Sicily (13.2 per million men aged over 65 per year) [7].
