Sentence examples for rate concentrated from inspiring English sources

The duration of the seismic event was about 160 s, with a moment rate concentrated in a time interval (t_{mathrm{s}}=80) s and a seismic moment (m_{mathrm{s}} = 3.5 times 10^{22}) N m (Maercklin et al. 2012; Wei et al. 2012; Bletery et al. 2014).

At the neighbourhood level, we also controlled for collective efficacy, the homicide rate, concentrated disadvantage, immigrant concentration and residential stability.

Farm-level control variables include land farmed and rented in as well as stocking rate, concentrates fed and crop protection costs.

Results The risk patterns with dietary calcium intake were non-linear, with higher rates concentrated around the highest intakes (≥1400 mg/day).

Universal rotavirus vaccination has not been widely implemented in Asia, and the health effects of rotavirus differ considerably across the continent, with the highest mortality rates concentrated in developing areas.

The local distribution of HCC within Mozambique in 1989 96 shows the highest rates concentrated in the coastal belt from Muchopes to Massinga, with values in the grouped Zavala and Inhambane areas that are significantly above the level for the territory (ASIRs of 343 and 279, respectively, P<0.01 for both areas).

A combination of processes is hypothesized to control elevated As in the concentration zone of New Island: high evapotranspiration rates concentrate As and other solutes, more alkaline pH leads to desorption of arsenic or dissolution of arsenic sulfides, and formation of thioarsenic complexes acts to keep arsenic in solution.

In this study, we showed that recombination rate is concentrated within a few regions over the genome with these increased recombination rates correlated with increased regions of genetic diversity providing evidence for the modular nature of phage genome structure.

By 2050, the UN predicts that 66percentt of all humans will live in a city, with almost all of the rate growth concentrated in Asian and African countries.

High incidence rates were concentrated in the younger age groups, whereas considerable incidence rates were also noted above the age of 34 years in both, men and women.

The distribution of recombination rates was not constant along the chromosomes with high recombination rates mostly concentrated around the end of the chromosomes.