Sentence examples for lower replacement from inspiring English sources

Over time, this lower replacement rate eroded, then reversed, their initial numbers advantage.

Moreover, lower replacement rates should be applied to obtain sufficient conditions which are specified in related product standards.

RC was found to increase with the increasing replacement percentage, while CP was found to increase at a lower replacement percentage and decrease at a higher replacement percentage.

Therefore, workers with higher wages have a lower replacement rate.

Lower replacement rates and loose rules reduce formality, and stricter rules increase it.

College-educated applicants see the largest increase in spousal earnings, which could reflect assortive mating and a positive association in the market wages between spouses or the lower replacement rate SSDI benefits among higher earning households.

Here, too, the authors reject the UN approach of assuming that fertility rates will, in the long run, return from very, very much lower than replacement rate to just somewhat lower than replacement rate, as child care becomes more affordable and childrearing less burdensome.

Estimated national recruitment rates based on linked data and excluding ineligible questionnaires were lower: hip replacement was 73% (rather than 78%), knee replacement 72%81%1%), hernia repair 52%55%5%) and VV surgery 43% (45%).

This could be mainly ascribed to a lower cow replacement rate due to less animal health problems, leading to an increased average lactation number of the dairy herd.

As in the wage studies for the US and the UK quoted above, the magnitude is substantial: a one percentage point lower net replacement rate is associated with lower nominal wages in the order of magnitude of 0.2-0.4 0.2-0.4t.

Read a couple of paragraphs into the press release and you'll see that Yun "cautions against interpreting price data," since prices remain flat, more distressed sales occurred last year than this year, and homes in some areas are priced lower than "replacement costs" – i.e. the basic costs of the materials they are built with.