Sentence examples for rate is changing from inspiring English sources

"Say I want to understand how the divorce rate is changing — for a social scientist to produce a report on this, it would take a team of researchers, a company to collect the data".

This rate is changing as the lowest precipitation rate appears from 1% by GNP 750 (0.025 wt.%) to the highest of 24% by GNP 300 (0.1 wt.%).

Rather than rely on expert opinions for the newest population projections, the United Nations teamed up with Raftery and his colleagues, who developed statistical equations based on historical and real-time data that describe how the fertility rate is changing over time in different places around the world.

On the other hand, the interaction plot in Fig. 3b suggests that there might not be a significant interaction due to the sulfonation degree × shear rate as the lines are almost parallel except for the 13 % sulfonation degree when the shear rate is changing from 736 (s−1) to 1000 (s−1).

When we lower the threshold, only peaks of the saliency map are predicted as fixated and the hit rate is changing.

Pediatric HIV infection versus adult HIV infection rate is changing from 5.53 in the first decade to 0.35 in the second one, risks of sexually transmitted infection becoming dominant for the second decade.

A number of astronomers and physicists were detractors of cosmology (the study of the Universe), deriding it as a science, claiming that it was merely "a search for two parameters". Those parameters were the Hubble constant, or the present rate of expansion, and the so-called deceleration parameter, which measured how the Hubble rate was changing over time.

"That didn't mean that poverty didn't exist there, but that could make it seem as though the poverty rate was changing there.

Kim et al. also found that the response of the projection neurons depended on both the rate of nerve impulses in the olfactory sensory neurons and on how quickly this rate was changing.

The result could indicate that the response rate was changing when going from low to high doses, which could also provide an explanation for the observation that the high-dose cytokine data exhibit much larger scatter than the PMN data.

There's also a super-random moment at 4.52 where the narrator says, "the high Muslim birth-rate is changing the political landscape.