Sentence examples for rate develops from inspiring English sources
It is therefore of interest to consider how this history-dependent decay rate develops in the case that is unbounded.
Descending necrotizing mediastinitis (DNM), a severe infection with a high fatality rate, develops in mediastinal spaces due mainly to deep cervical abscesses.
In the natural course of diabetic autonomic neuropathy, parasympathetic impairment with a decreased cardiovagal tone usually appears first and then reduced sympathetic activity with an impaired vasoconstriction and a fixed heart rate develops later (21).
It will be interesting to report on a longer follow-up period to see how the STI incidence rate develops, ideally with the incorporation of a control group, to further quantity the results of the Pragati empowerment programme on the lives and livelihoods of the participating FSWs in Bangalore.
The success of the containment device has cast new doubts on the official estimates of the flow rate, developed by a government-appointed team called the Flow Rate Technical Group.
Except where a special rate(s) is required in accordance with section B.5 of this Appendix, the indirect cost rate developed under the above principles is applicable to all Federal awards of the organization.
The time-dependent corrosion rate developed by Vu and Stewart (2000) is used to compute the loss of steel cross-sectional area over time.
'The funds will be used to scale up CommonSense Robotics' facility deployment rate, develop their next generation of robotics and AI, and expand global operations and sales," says the startup.
In nutrient deficient plants, changes in leaf elongation rate developed more slowly.
The balance sheet reports figures for the base rate (developing world conditions) and EMRO-D adjusted rates (Pakistan conditions) for diarrhoea and pneumonia.
Young children are a vulnerable population with respect to air pollutants, given their narrow airways, higher breathing rate, developing lungs and immune systems, and more time spent outdoors.
