Sentence examples for rate enforced from inspiring English sources

The lower degradation rate enforced would ordinarily lead to a leveling off as seen in the gas production curves; however, when put into Equation four with the now relatively higher degradation of the blank (which did not experience the initial degradation spike and continues to increase), a negative value is obtained leading to a downward sloping curve (as shown in Figure 3).

Lower than expected overall primary outcome event (POE) rate enforced an adjustment to inclusion criteria after 15 months, restricting recruitment of CV-DM subjects to the highest cardiovascular risk group.

As Twitter grows at such an exponential rate, enforcing rules in a uniform manner seems less feasible.

Mr Kabila junior also ended a rigged official exchange-rate, enforced with the death penalty, that had allowed his father's cronies (but nobody else) to sell francs for greenbacks cheaply and change them back at a 400% mark-up.

In this paper, we develop a congestion control algorithm (Active Random Early Drop or ARED) designed to improve communication time delay and data packet loss rates, enforcing action synchronization in teleoperation system while managing congestion in gateway.

In case of high glycolytic activity, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate is produced at much higher rates, enforcing the reverse reaction: GAPDH would metabolize NAD+ rather than providing it.

These analyses revealed the Sylvia cyt- b data are not clocklike, therefore our substitution rate was enforced using a relaxed, uncorrelated lognormal clock.

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In practice, such download rates can be enforced by rate shaping at the APs and routers and/or adapting MAC layer parameters[23].

Coordination of an electron donating α-substituent by the catalyst can likewise increase the reaction rate by enforcing this conformation.