Sentence examples for presumed rate from inspiring English sources

We find it interesting to note the reciprocal relationship between glycogen storage and the presumed rate of protein synthesis and destruction in these knockdowns.

However, the presumed rate of dissociation, indirectly observed in vivo after all kinetochores having attached, is relatively rapid (Clute and Pines, 1999; Morrow et al, 2005; Braunstein et al, 2007; JVS unpublished data).

Wit lacked data on mortality rates at different ages, but he understood that the proper charge for an annuity depended on the number of years that the purchaser could be expected to live and on the presumed rate of interest.

The actual number of samples with no recombinant sequences detected was 210; hence the presumed rate of artifactual recombination must be lower than 0.0075.

One possible reason for the small number detected was that the presumed rates of the subordinate process are not correct.

Yet from the amount of sediment in the layers and presumed rates of accumulation, the team estimates that the Gale crater's lake or a series of lakes that dried up during cold arid spells but then formed again in warmer, wetter times existed for tens of thousands of years.

ACOX3, also called pristanoyl-CoA oxidase, is known to contribute to the first, and presumed rate-limiting, step in the branched-chain β-oxidation pathway (Westin et al., 2007).

Second-line treatment for warm forms includes splenectomy [ 27] (early response rate in ~70% and a presumed curative rate in ~20% of cases but associated with infective and thrombotic risk) and rituximab, which is increasingly preferred (response rate of about 70 80% and disease-free survival of ~70% at one and ~55% at two years) [ 28].

To assess the robustness of our inference scheme with respect to the presumed mutation rate, we performed a large-scale analysis over a range of mutation rates, 10−6 ≤ μ ≤ 10−3.

The Fed's short-term interest benchmark is much closer to the presumed "neutral" rate, one that neither slows the economy nor leads to higher inflation.

Pacing was set to the presumed optimal rate basing on clinical evaluation by the treating anesthesiologist.