Sentence examples for rate compared with those from inspiring English sources

Preliminary findings show an average error rate across all 4 trials of 14.3 errors per 10,000 fields, with a 95% CI (averaged across audit CIs) of 12 39 per 10,000 fields, a low rate compared with those reported for source-to-database audits, and comparable to the average of reported CRF-to-database error rates.

Among year one pupils, those born in September, at the start of the school year, had a 87% pass rate, compared with those born in August, who had a 72% pass rate.

They said: "This goes a long way towards explaining why London house prices have continued to rise at a disproportionate rate compared with those in the rest of the country, and can also shed light on the well-known fact that capital flows appear to flow 'uphill' from relatively poor to relatively rich countries".

The nanocomposite coatings containing anatase nanoparticles have a higher hardness and lower corrosion rate compared with those containing rutile microparticles.

The minimally processed WBS stored in MAP had relatively low leakage rate compared with those without MAP after 60 days at 2°C (Figure 5A).

Patients with de-escalation had lower ICU mortality rate, compared with those with no de-escalation (42 % vs 60%%, p = 0.017).

The problem occurs because, just as in sports, an investment fund's success depends less on its absolute rate of return than on how that rate compares with those of rivals.

The omission of these features favours high-income shareholders who are subject to high individual tax rates compared with those having lower incomes.

The reason is that the transmissions in the proposed scheme are able to support higher rates compared with those of the other two schemes.

Field cucumber beetle populations were suppressed significantly on cucumber plants treated with food waste vermicompost at both application rates, compared with those on plants treated only with inorganic fertilizer.

Numerous studies by Harvard's Baldessarini and others have gathered medical records of patients on lithium (in clinical trials and everyday practice) and found an 80% reduction in suicide rates, compared with those taking other drugs.