Sentence examples for rate of closure from inspiring English sources

The current rate of closure is put at 18 a week.

The rate of closure of the scratch in the vTP− was not altered by U46619.

This rate of closure - which has accelerated since 2015 - has particularly hit rural communities where some of the most significant cuts have taken place.

However, neither the tensile strength of incisional skin wounds nor the rate of closure of excisional wounds differed between IL-1R KO and wild-type animals.

In 2017 alone, nearly 6,000 shops closed in the UK; late last year, the accountancy firm PwC put the national rate of closure at 14 shops a day.

In the vTP+ cells treated with U46619 (3 μM), the rate of closure of the scratch area was reduced with approximately 12% of the scratch area remaining at 30 h.

Four groups representing care and health organisations are warning of an accelerating rate of closures of care homes and companies providing homecare.

In Scotland, East Renfrewshire and East Ayrshire – both south of Glasgow – had the highest rate of closures, while pub numbers in Northern Ireland were down by one-third.

The rate of closures to new staff seems to have levelled off, but now those who are already in a final-salary pension increasingly find themselves being locked out.

Although the rate of closures has slowed from 27 to 21 a week since Camra's last update in February, its chairman, Colin Valentine, said the number was still "alarming and unacceptably high".

The slowdown in export markets on the back of the credit crunch has escalated the rate of closures.