After all, a tweak in the federal funds rate counts for little by itself.
But a low success rate counts for women desperate to have their own child.
The U.S. News editors argue that a college's acceptance rate counts for only 1.5percentt of the overall evaluation.
It is a myth that rejecting more students will improve a school's US News ranking.The acceptance rate counts for 1.5% of a school's rank which means that it would take a nearly 40 percentage point drop in the acceptance rate to change a college's position in the rankings.
The arrest rate may reflect more severe crimes, whereas the prosecution rate counts for a larger sum of criminal cases including that with a lower social threat, for example those under bail and residential surveillance (The National People's Congress 2012).
In the present study, the error was defined as the absolute difference between the simulated pulse rate counted for given duration and the actual pulse rate counted for 60 s in healthy subjects.
A top-notch credit rating counts for much, particularly in skittish markets like Japan, where local insurers are chronically weak.
The inconsistency in patient rating counts for each item was the result of missing data or incomplete surveys.
Hand-washing rates (soap count/door count) for men's and women's lavatories were calculated separately to form a single daily index of hand washing.
Still, even second-rate Dickens counts for something.
It occurs in several variants but the general idea is that research, particularly winning grants and producing 4* rated publications, counts for everything and someone who delivers on the research front can neglect their teaching, shirk departmental duties and still win promotion.
