Sentence examples for rate of collected from inspiring English sources

A High Level Trigger System (HLT) follows, aimed at further reducing the rate of collected events finally stored for analysis purposes.

A reduction of several orders of magnitude in the rate of collected events, with respect to the proton-proton bunch crossing rate generated by the LHC, is mandatory to cope with the limits imposed by the readout and storage system.

Thus, we can slow down the decomposition rate of collected wood at least to the timescale of 1000 years (most likely longer) so that the release of this buried carbon pool is negligible compared to forest regrowth uptake in response to collection/cutting that occur on the timescales of decades.

Edwards et al. [13] stated in their systematic review that the response rate of collecting valuable data can be increased by using a shorter questionnaire.

"And if you are talking about a moving cow, even though in theory they move kind of slow, you want the rate of collecting information to happen very quickly".

The success rate of collecting meconium and urine was 87.6% (n = 2,497) and 74.6% (n = 1,773) respectively.

The success rate of collecting tissue was used as a surrogate of evaluable tissue; however, as a majority of samples have not undergone tissue analysis, the rate of successful tissue utilization is currently undetermined.

The aim of the present study was to test the feasibility and response rate of collecting self-sampled DBS and saliva samples in a population based study of women above 50 years of age.

In testimony Tuesday, Stewart Griffiths, a retired Sandia fluid dynamics and applied math expert, admitted he had no oil industry experience but defended his Macondo model--which is based on periodically measured pressures and flow rates of collected oil, along with fluid dynamics principles--to calculate what spewed over 86 days.

A trend of increasing numbers of frogs collected started in the late 1930s; there was a marked reduction during World War II, and then the rate of collecting markedly increased through the mid-1950s.

Globalization has also affected the rate of taxes collected by countries, the report said.