Sentence examples for rate of advance from inspiring English sources

This loss of dynamism is inevitable: as economies progress, their rate of advance always slows.

That was not much ahead of the 1 percent rate of advance in the fourth quarter of 2000.

But, it was clear, the damage was still largely, if not wholly, confined to the occipital lobes, and the rate of advance was very slow.

But I feel a bit humble about making predictions about what's testable in my book and what's not, given the rate of advance in genetics.

The 10 members of the Fed's Open Market Committee voted unanimously to leave its benchmark bank lending rate unchanged at 1.75percentt because although "the economic recovery was clearly continuing, its rate of advance had moderated considerably," the minutes said.

When tidal motions run into the shallow waters of the continental shelf, their rate of advance is reduced, energy accumulates in a smaller volume, and the rise and fall is amplified.

Therefore, combination of good detection of advanced lesions by the high volume endoscopists, and presence of relatively high proportion of older individuals who had higher rates of advanced lesions can account for the observed rate of advanced-ADR in our study.

However, he adds, "the rate of advances in this area is very fast".

The continuing high rate of advances in information and communication systems technology creates many new commercial opportunities but also engenders a range of new technical challenges around maximising systems' dependability, availability, adaptability, and auditability.

Although progress has been made in its treatment by improved debulking surgery and the introduction of platinum taxane regimens, the 5-year survival rate of advanced-stage epithelial ovarian cancer remains below 30%.

However, it also has the potential to truly transform systems: the basic observation of the information age is that the sharing and dissemination of knowledge does not diminish its value, but can actually create new synergies and applications of that knowledge by increasing its utilization and accelerating the rate of advances.