Sentence examples for rate of exit from inspiring English sources

Sackings rose, but the biggest problem was that the rate of exit from unemployment was so low.

The number of people returning to the city's downtown core does not make up for the continuing rate of exit from depressed inner suburbs, he argues.

In order to assess the rate of exit from inactivation, we modified our paired-pulse protocol by adding a pressure step at positive voltages between the pulse at −60 and +60 mV.

Figure 5 also shows that the difference in the rate of exit from unemployment is no longer significant after the eleventh month.

Then the rate of exit of undissolved gas molecules in the liquid is summed from kinetics of bubble growth as a result of their association and floating up under the action of the gravitation force.

For example, for a temporary worker in the first month of an unemployment spell, the rate of exit to a temporary contract is approximately 10, 16 and 19 percentage points lower for insured workers (compared to uninsured workers) with entitlement durations of 6, 8 and 12 months, respectively.

There has been a growing rate of exits happening for Asian e-commerce companies, but valuations remain small on average.

The hazard in this context is the instantaneous rate of exiting the VC market and is assumed to be the product of a baseline hazard and a compound exponent term.

This parameter is a rough estimate of the net rate of exiting A2O into a long-lived D state.

In both removal and non-removal conditions the rate of exits, r, decreases as an inverse function of time elapsed (Fig. 5), so r ∝ t−1.

During the same interval Δt, the outflow from the prevalence pool is λ2Δt P, where λ2 is the rate of exiting from the prevalence pool, i.e., the hazard rate of surfacing to the symptomatic phase.