But power is not just a matter of growth rates.
This is partly a matter of birth rates; because the base is now so large, even relatively trivial changes produce enormous effects.
Ms. Wang, who has two college-age daughters, became interested in championing the center after hearing concerns among friends about anxiety-related conditions and about the matter of rising rates of diagnosis among adolescents.
A major feature of ecosystems as a whole is their biotic turnover of matter the rate of which is restricted by the lack of limiting substances.
There is also the small matter of the abysmal rate of homes built to replace those lost through the Mark I RTB: since it was given a rev up in April 2012, work has been started on only one for every nine sold across the country.
As a matter of fact, the rate of product (and service) failure is pretty large: between 40percentand90percentcent, depending on the category.
In a matter of days, interest rates on certain student loans are set to double, and Congress appears to be faltering in its efforts to reach a deal to keep them down.
With governments around the world printing money as fast as the presses can operate in an attempt to reflate their economies, it's only a matter of time before rates stabilize and begin to move higher.
Similarly, a body well tended by healthful lifestyle practices is very likely to avoid cancer, no matter the rate of random mutation in any given tissue.
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