Sentence examples for rate of opening from inspiring English sources

The data show no significant differences in time constants for the two phases of fluorescence and the ionic tail, suggesting that they track the same underlying event, that is the rate of opening of channels.

Hospital referrals have a high rate of opening (65%) and whether or not the caregiver is a victim of domestic violence is the strongest predictor of service provision.

The software, which integrates directly into a user's inbox, tracks the rate of opens, clicks, replies and bounces for sales pitches.

Hozumi and Kurachi [57] investigated the relationship between the relative growth rate of opened leaves and the seasonality of leaf biomass production using a component model approach, and suggested that the total growth rate of leaf biomass in spring was largely supported by the carbon supply from non-photosynthetic organs where carbon in the previous year is stored.

Hozumi and Kurachi [ 57] investigated the relationship between the relative growth rate of opened leaves and the seasonality of leaf biomass production using a component model approach, and suggested that the total growth rate of leaf biomass in spring was largely supported by the carbon supply from non-photosynthetic organs where carbon in the previous year is stored.

For example, natural decline rate, water cut, water cut increasing rate, number of opening wells, formation pressure, and liquid productivity index have the process relationship, and they are process indexes.

Along with information campaigns, these rentals have helped cut the rate of open defecation in Ghana by 5% in two years, which in turn will help reduce water-borne diseases.

A study at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan (Dr. Leitman was an author), published in 2009, found that the rate of open breast biopsies in 2007 varied with the type of surgeon.

The general model estimates in-use degradation for any time point of closed container using the estimated relationship between closed container time and the degradation rate of open container.

On the other hand, in one of the articles included [28], a statistically significant difference was found in favor of an increase rate of open reduction when a delay in surgery was present (E/11% vs. D: 33%; P > 0.05).

Gupta et al. [27] found a tendency of a higher rate of open reduction needed in patients with treatment after 12 h from injury (early treatment: 0% vs. delay treatment: 6%), however, this difference was not statistically significant.