Sentence examples for rate context from inspiring English sources
The ultimate purpose of this model is to provide simple and accurate expressions useful for providing a temperature and strain rate context for metallurgical analysis of FSW and for the selection of process parameters when using FSW to join novel alloys.
The original idea for an FTT goes back to American economist James Tobin, who circulated it during the 1970s in the exchange rate context.
To give that rate context, it is lower than the national home ownership rate was during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Extracted data included: country of the study, study design, data collection method, aim of the study, detail of participants (number, any reported demographics), study methods/intervention details, comparator details if any, length of follow up, response and/or attrition rate, context (referral from what/who to what/who), outcome measures, main results, and reported associations.
Additional incentives for cost containment for inefficient providers follow from making the growth rate context-independent.
Other listening passages, other well-trained raters who were familiar with DA, other candidates with a different ability, another rating context, and other educational and research contexts might have probably led to different results, yet not very divergent from the ones outlined in this study.
While some caution in interpreting the relative effects of these acoustic variables within rating contexts (e.g., physical dominance) is needed, our main findings that acoustic variables differentially predicted ratings between contexts (e.g., attractiveness to women vs. dominance to men) are not undermined.
type Speaker identification rate Left context only (L) Left+right context (L+R) Left+short right context (L+sR) Frame sel.
Patients previously have to be informed about the higher revision rate in context to meniscus suturing.
p: perturbation rate, q: context switching probability, L: sequence length.
It is difficult to put this rate into context because no screening studies have been conducted in the Netherlands.
