Sentence examples for rate of separation from inspiring English sources

There is a high rate of separation among couples where one person gets a guide dog for the first time.

A mathematical model to quantify the rate of separation was also suggested based on the theory.

A team led by Dr. Michael J. Glantz, then of Brown University, found that married women with malignant brain cancers had a much higher rate of separation and divorce than men with the same condition.

In order to improve the successful rate of separation experiment, DNA strand is used as memory strand and separation probe and PNA strand is used as sticker strand.

To evaluate the percentage of couples achieving parenthood and the rate of separation 6 years after their first consultation for infertility.

Ford engineers have cut up some of the recalled tires and found that the rate of tread separation on them is 500 times that for Firestone ATX tires made in 1996 in the United States, which have the highest rate of separation of any of the tires being recalled in the United States.

As the divorce rate drops among other age groups, the rate of separations between couples in their 50s and 60s continues to rise.

If the rate of separations were the only labor market indicator available, one might think there had been no real problem in recent years.

The rate of separations in the private sector was lower during the crisis than when the economy was doing well, and has only risen a little since the economy began to recover.

While we see the trend toward separation across the S&P 500, closer inspection reveals that rates of separation vary significantly by market capitalization.

"With such high rates of separation in the UK," said Haux, "there has been a lot of interest in the negative effects a split has on any children involved.