Sentence examples for rate of developing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the faster growth rate of developing countries means that more companies are likely to float on their domestic markets; more than half of all new issues in 2010, by volume and by value, were in emerging markets.

For patients not treated within 10 days, the rate of developing aneurysms may be higher [4].

In this large cohort of patients with sepsis and pneumonia, we found that the rate of developing ARDS was low.

Untreated, proximal pole fractures have a high rate of developing a nonunion that may lead to painful arthritis.

For instance, Prasad et al. (2004) explored the effects of a large and increasing inflow of private foreign capital on the growth rate of developing countries.

The malformation rate of developing embryos was evaluated based on the scores of morphological changes of the forebrain, midbrain, hindbrain, the forelimb bud, the hindlimb bud, the auditory and visual systems, and the heart.

Antibiotic resistance is considered as one of the greatest health threats worldwide, and we are in a staring competition with microbes as antibiotic resistance mounts faster than our current rate of developing new and effective antibiotics.

The age-adjusted relative rate (RR) in the vaccinated group compared with the unvaccinated group equals exp ( b ̂ 1 ) = exp ( − 1.5830 ) = 0.2054, which means that the rate of developing MAARI for the vaccinated group is 20% of that for the unvaccinated group.

According to Colors magazine, something called "living funeral therapy" is becoming increasingly popular in South Korea, which has the highest suicide rate of developed countries.

And the rapid growth rates of developing economies mean that the ranks of the plutocrats will keep growing.

Perhaps most disturbingly, younger Latinos face higher rates of developing diabetes than any other group: Latina girls born in 2000 have a more than 50% chance of developing the disease in their lifetime.