Sentence examples for rate can be made from inspiring English sources

If the concentration of these radioelements and attenuation factors such as degree of water saturation are known, an estimate of the gamma-ray exposure rate can be made.

With such datasets, a majority-class classifier is often obtained since conventional misclassification error rate can be made meaninglessly low simply by predicting all samples as a case sample.

These DWI-positive rates are very consistent with our meta-analysis and confirm the variability of DWI in TIA by demonstrating that a 3-fold difference in DWI-positive rate can be made to occur within 1 region simply by changing the recruitment period.

There is often a moral economy of taxation, which means that rates can be made to reflect an individual's circumstances.

An analysis of the impact of Bloom filter false positive rates is provided, and it is shown that the false positive rates can be made arbitrarily low.

We analytically show that when the number of users goes to infinity the energy required to guarantee the required user rates can be made as small as required at the cost of a higher delay "delay-energy tradeoff".

Several alternative explanations for the observed differences in antibiotic resistance rates can be made.

Hence, no predictions with regard to the association rates can be made.

9 Approximations of 2007-8 rates can be made by multiplying costs by 1.2 (the inflation rate for hospital and community health services pay and prices 9).

Thus, no conclusions with regard to the effect of these factors on anastomotic leakage rates can be made on the basis of this study.

An additional optional rating can be made of a caregiver's level of Wellbeing/Distress if the clinician has had contact with a caregiver, and feels that therapy is directed toward the caregiver in some way.