Sentence examples for rate have shown from inspiring English sources
The highest values for all the exchangeable bases were recorded for those plots treated with vermicompost at a rate of 15 ton ha−1 (T8), while plots that did not receive vermicompost at any rate have shown the lowest value.
In keeping with these observations, estimates of the secondary attack rate have shown wide variability, depending on the methods used.
Importantly, our results suggest that if body size, or possibly net diversification rate, have shown consistent trends during the radiation of the Metazoa, then it is possible that many lineages could have undergone concerted changes in rate of molecular evolution.
35 Comparisons of verbal autopsy studies of all deaths with the official suicide rate have shown that the suicide rate reported for this country is probably significantly lower than the actual rate.
Profiling studies using a novel statistical approach that may reduce the false discovery rate have shown that ER-negative breast cancer is divided into four main subtypes of disease and that heterogeneity in outcome relates to the expression of an immune response gene expression set that seems to be independent of lymphocyte recruitment (Teschendorff et al, 2007).
During the last decade the inflation rate has shown reduced volatility and a scarce response to output developments.
An interesting behavior of the proposed FDE mechanism has been noticed for the methods with C N o-dependent measurement noise models as the fault detection rate had shown worse performance compared to that of the non-adaptive methods.
As a first physiological response of the cells to the stepwise structures, the albumin production rate has shown a higher cell activity in the microstructured chambers compared to conventional flat dish cultures.
The annual growth rate has shown signs of accelerating over the last year although it remains slower than before the 2007-2009 recession.
Prostate cancer mortality rate has shown an increasing trend in adults over 40 years of age between 1950 and 2008 over the world according to the World Health Organization mortality database [ 1].
The sensitivity analysis with the 0% discount rate has shown the inaccuracy of using this value in a life-duration model based on generational accounting.
