Sentence examples for rate literature from inspiring English sources

As is typical for effective tax rate literature, the explanatory power of adjusted R 2 is noticeably low but reasonable in all models (for comparable levels see, e.g., Armstrong et al. 2012; Huseynov and Klamm 2012; McGuire et al. 2012).

Our approach is more precise in catching regional particularities and object specifics, and is in contrast to the studies by, for example, Qi and Yang (2009) and Leow and Mues (2012) who use broader house price indices in the context of recovery rate literature.

And most scripts, as far as I could tell, were second-rate literature and only seemed to make sense on paper.

Disease progression in the model was based on rates in literature with SVR rates being based on a meta-analysis of two large randomized controlled trials, 43, 44 while subgroup analysis was based on the study by Davis.

Some treatment of heterogeneity relevant to survival time where a subgroup of patients does not expire appears in the cure rate model literature (Farewell, 1982).

"Third-rate", "not literature", "more a brand than a writer" are common attacks.

Keystroke dynamics in static text requires less effort to be implemented and it also reached lower error rates in literature [11].

Both methods provide reference values for MCAD and VLCAD enzyme activity in lymphocytes from healthy controls that correspond well with published rates in literature.

Despite improved survival rates, the literature describes a wide range of difficulties in patients' day-to-day lives arising from BC and associated treatment [ 5– 8].

This result contrasts with adherence rates usually reported in the literature: rates of adherence for psychiatric illnesses are seldom above 65% and sometimes as low as 35% [ 24].

The growth rate of DFT literature is, for example, comparable to the growth rate of literature for a hot topic like climate change [64].