Sentence examples for match rates from inspiring English sources

The commission suggests that in certain industries the Sunday penalty rates should be brought down to match rates that apply on Saturdays.

The transport and logistics industries called on the government recently to tackle a critical shortage of drivers, with hauliers struggling to match rates paid by supermarkets to secure deliveries of stock ahead of the biggest season for consumption.

Documents show SCL agreed to a contract with GSR, whereby it would pay its data collection costs in order to improve "match rates" against SCL's existing datasets or to enhance GSR's algorithm's "national capacity to profile capacity of American citizens".

Figure 5 Correct match rates and false match rates of sub-fingerprints for different θ s.

In other words, if match rates fall, so, eventually, might workers' contributions.

The match rates were generally high and maintained exceptional performance compared to the Shazam algorithm for the tested distortion ranges.

We use the exogenous variation in match rates across treatments to estimate the price elasticities of charitable giving.

"The prospect of lower match rates may not only reduce employer contributions to workers' retirement accounts, but some research suggests that lower match rates might also lower workers' own retirement contributions".

The aim: driving down costs and uping match rates by combining pools of liquidity and trading institutions.

We elicit demand for the basic micropension in addition to variants with different minimum withdrawal ages, government match rates, and options for lump sum withdrawal.

While most third graders are matched to a birth record beginning in 1997, high match rates for eighth graders do not occur until 2003.