Sentence examples for rate levels off from inspiring English sources

The reduction in SEWNEs is greater than the increase in SEWEs, so total self-employment decreases over time at a decreasing rate (at higher values of average skills and productivity, the total self-employed rate levels off).

But at least the the mortality rate levels off, the data suggest.

When that birth rate levels off with economic development, Reese wondered, then what? "Some like to say the Global South is the future of the church but I'm not convinced," said Reese.

Our new measurements suggest that the Type-Ia supernova rate "levels off" at redshifts greater than about 0.7, with a rate about 5 times higher than in the present-day Universe (redshift zero).

At a 1 wt% NaCl concentration, almost all the charges on the polymer chain have been screened by the NaCl ions; and after this salinity, the viscosity decreasing rate levels off.

We optimized culture conditions across species, and collected ∼300 expression profiles at six physiologically comparable time points along each species' growth: repletion (lag phase), exponential growth ('mid-log' and 'late log'), the point of glucose depletion ('diauxic shift') and two later time points when the growth rate levels off ('post shift' and 'plateau').

The suicide rate levelled off in the 1990s but is still very high in an international perspective.> -wrap-foot> The number of suicides extracted from non-computerised sources, the population of the years selected for calculations and the rate of suicides/100 000 person-years for the years 1890 1967.

At and above about 30%, the rate of increase in both asthma-related ED visit and admission rates levels off.

However, home range size and provisioning rates levelled off in landscapes with moderate to high forest cover.

As ACA implementation continues, California's uninsurance rate is likely to fall each year until enrollment rates level off by 2017 or 2018.

Sterman now walks through the outcome: side-by-side graphs show that even as emission rates level off, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels keep increasing because the greenhouse gas is still entering the system about twice as fast as it's absorbed by plants, soil, and oceans.