Sentence examples for levels and rate of from inspiring English sources

Lucas (1988) argues that the problem of economic development is simply the problem of levels and rate of growth of per capita income.

The aim of this study was to compare ion levels and rate of ARMD between patients with THA sharing the same MoM bearing but one group having monoblock stems versus another group having modular stems.

The system can react proportionally to the perceived threat and the energy efficient enablement of security attributes that are measured against energy or battery lifetime threshold levels and rate of battery usage based on data communication, average number of connecting nodes, and mobility.

In our previous studies using this approach we have successfully validated hypothesized effects of rs2986019 in CALHM1 on CSF Aβ42 levels [19], generated testable biological hypotheses for AD implicated variants [16], and identified novel variants in MAPT and PPP3R1 that are associated with both biomarker levels and rate of progression of AD [14], [17].

The transcription of auxin transporter genes as well as auxin transport protein levels and rate of auxin transport was found to be more in glucose treated seedlings suggesting glucose may modulate auxin transport by increasing the accumulation of auxin transporter proteins on the plasma membrane.

Secondary end points were mean glucose levels and rate of severe hypoglycemia (<40 mg/dl).

He created a scatter plot from data of men's PSA levels and rates of cancer.

This wealth disparity plays into the national debate about the role of government, appropriate spending levels and rates of taxation.

The summit declared the EU's adherence to ever closer union, though conceding that this could include varying levels and rates of integration, a statement of the status quo that Cameron sought to portray as a shift.

In Reinhart and Rogoff (2009), we examine both levels and rates of change of per capita GDP; recovery is defined by the time it takes for per capita GDP to "recover" or return to its pre-crisis peak level.

We drew the phenotype's trajectories and tested whether their levels and rates of change are influenced by health behaviours, comorbidities and socioeconomic positions earlier in the life course.