Sentence examples for rate of scale from inspiring English sources

Hardness is used as an indicator of the rate of scale formation in hot water heaters in low-pressure boilers.

At salt content of 7.5 g/L or more, the rate of scale inhibition is observed to be more than 90%.

Under these test conditions, the kinetic rate of scale precipitation was low, so the kinetic rate of precipitation became more significant relative to the thermodynamic drive for precipitation.

Starting with a half-empty fund, even with the ambitious rate of scale up projected by ODI, means it could take a decade to reach the five-year ambition of $1.5 billion.

However, in other countries, the rate of scale up is not sufficient to achieve their national targets for 2010.

The rate of scale up varied by intervention, and for certain interventions, experts indicated that ambitious coverage increases would not be possible in the short term.

The "failure rate" of scales at Gatwick, in terms of showing a false result, was more than six times worse than the rate that would be expected for supermarket scales, he says.

The multiplexing gain of is if the data rate of scales is with respect to, that is, (1).

Only half-funding year one, will fully double the time it takes to reach all 75 million out of school children -- and that's assuming that the ambitious proposed rate of scale-up is still achievable.

Financial concerns, especially with reference to what will be available from major multilateral and bilateral sources in the long term, continue to limit the scope and rate of scale-up in many countries and threaten long-term sustainability.

Rating of scale quality: The predefined criteria of rating scale quality are in accordance with the recommendations of the COSMIN group 29 and the OMERACT filter.