"rate increment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when talking about increases in the rate of something, such as an increase in a tax rate, interest rate, cost of living, etc. Example sentence: The government has recently announced a 5% rate increment in the income tax.
The FCC was set as the average cadence that was used the last minute during the incremental test at the work rate increment nearest 80% of VO2max.
A general cumulative damage methodology is derived from the basic relation specifying crack growth rate (increment) as a power law function of the stress intensity factor.
This research revealed that pressure variation does not have any considerable changes in the absorption process, while both amine inlet temperature and volumetric flow rate increment enhance the absorption tower efficiency.
The thermo-economic analysis demonstrates that RRO results in a 36% decline in investment cost, 2% increase in operation cost, 6% recovery rate increment, and 19.7% permeate salt content decrease compared to the plug RO arrangement.
When N = 9, the rate increment is about 1%.
The sum rate increment can be defined as: Step 5: Refinement Mechanism.
But, if the final application requires a higher image quality, our encoder is able to give up to 1,640 MBytes/s at a 2 1 compression rate, incrementing the capturing time over the high-speed camera internal RAM memory.
The growth rate increments observed for the luxN, luxPQ and luxS mutations were confirmed by genetic complementation, indicating a role for these genes in affecting Vh growth rate by an unknown mechanism.
To address pediatric needs, the system features lower minimum basal rates and bolus dosages, smaller basal rate increments, and a higher maximum correction factor setting.
In the years 2006/7, 2007/8 and 2010/2011 there were 60% P. vivax rate increments compared to P. falciparium during the same time.
The work rate increments during the exercise were not different between OB and NW patients (8.9 watts ± 2.9 vs 8.5 watts ± 2.5).
