Sentence examples for rate can be attributed from inspiring English sources

The small drop in the poverty rate can be attributed to the increase in full-time employment, according to the Census Bureau.

Officials from the Board of Education and the School Safety Division of the New York City Police Department say they believe that the high rate can be attributed to better cataloging, particularly since December 1998, when the Police Department took over the responsibility for school safety from the Board of Education.

And this follows on IMF research indicating that perhaps 1 to 1.75 percentage points of the present unemployment rate can be attributed to structural factors.Now see, in my mind, the fact that some part of current unemployment is structural perhaps up to a third, but almost certainly not more than that—should have no bearing on whether or not the Fed should take additional action.

However, most of the decline in growth rate can be attributed to two factors.

The increased removal rate can be attributed to adsorption of slurry onto the large surface area of the nanographite particles.

The grocery channel's low online penetration rate can be attributed to daunting logistics, from sourcing, prepping, and packaging to the distribution of perishable consumables.

Higher decay rates were observed in the presence of algae and the differences in decay rates can be attributed to the differences in chlorophyll-a concentration.

Trickett et al. (1992 , 1995 found that high crime rates can be attributed to both measures of victimization, high crime prevalence and high crime repetition.

The remainder of the effect on employment rates can be attributed to changes in the eligibility criteria for GSM category visas, which were designed to achieve a better match between independent GSM characteristics and the needs of Australian employers.

Extrapolation of the model to 175°C indicates that steady-state dissolution rates can be attributed to homogeneous and defect-assisted nucleation mechanisms in roughly equal proportions over the limited saturation range in this study.

Based on a critical study on two aluminum alloys and two steels, we found the lower rates can be attributed to the plane stress state in the miniature specimens being different from that in the standard specimens.