Sentence examples for rate for entry from inspiring English sources

The median "appropriate exchange rate for entry" suggested was between euro1.33-1.38, or DM2.60-2.70.

For all constructs, we estimated an apparent rate for entry into long-lived desensitized states, k*+D (Table S3).

"We created the minimum wage to stop extreme exploitation, yet some employers now see it as the going rate for entry-level staff," Bain said.

The going rate for entry-level manufacturing workers in the area, according to Cleveland State University, is $10 to $12 an hour, but more skilled workers earn $15 to $20 an hour.

Most of the S2 mutations were associated with rightward shifts in h∞ midpoints as a result of increases in the rate constant for exit from and decreases in the rate constant for entry into the inactivated state.

The test set prediction results from the hierarchical inverse metamodelling shown in Figure 8A indicated that the two input parameters k 1 (rate constant for entry of the Per-Cry complex into the nucleus) and k 3 (rate constant for the formation of the Per-Cry complex) were predicted with considerably higher accuracy in the hierarchical metamodelling compared to the global metamodelling.

Here we report the channel opening (ko) and closing (kc) rate constants for 64 different mutations of nine αM2-cap residues in the mouse neuromuscular AChR (αI260-αS268), as well as the effects of these mutations on channel conductance, channel blockade and an approximate rate constant for entry into long-lived desensitized states.

Rate constants for entry into and exit from the inactivated state at 0 mV, assuming a simple two state (Non-inactivated↔Inactivated) model, were obtained from fits to the τh and τrec values over the voltage-range studied as described in the Experimental Section a subset of which are collected in Table 3 (see Appendix S1 Table C for entire data set).

Since the polymer compartments are chemically identical, the same rate constants for entry (kin) and exit (kout) of the co-solvent will apply.

The UK government feared that joining the euro at the wrong rate would penalise British manufacturers, while those already in the single currency were concerned that too cheap a rate for sterling entry would hand an added competitive advantage to the UK's strong financial services sector.

The estimated error rate for data entry was 0.06% based on manual checking of a 10% sample of all scanned questionnaires.