Sentence examples for rate of stores from inspiring English sources

In particular, the Bureau measured the rate of stores per 100,000 residents for local authorities across the UK.

Lewisham in south-east London has the highest rate of stores to residents in the UK, with 7.6 for every 100,000 residents.

Sales have increased at three times the rate of store openings, with shoppers spending more during each visit.

In the wake of the upheaval Poundland said it was slowing the rate of store openings in the new financial year.

Mr. Schultz also announced that his company would close 100 underperforming locations in the United States while scaling back the rate of store openings domestically.

That was slightly down on the 18 a day recorded in the fiirst 6 months of 2013, but at the same time the rate of store openings plunged 15% – meaning the number of stores being left empty has nearly doubled.

The conventional PCMs have a shortcoming of inadequate heat transfer performance which can reduce the rate of storing and releasing thermal energy.

In short, the rate of store closures is expected to double in 2017, a worrying trend for those who want cheap, bad food in a sterile, marble-clad environment prominently featuring plastic trees.

The rate of store-operated Ca2+ influx in (C ) and (E ) was estimated by measuring the maximal rate of initial rise in Fura-2 ratios after replenishing Ca2+ in the extracellular buffer.

Entry of external Ca2+, which occurs mainly through CCE channels, combined with SERCA activity, determines the rate of store re-loading responsible for adjusting the sensitivity of the IP3 receptors to maintain late Ca2+ oscillations.

This was a rate of 15 stores a day, up from 14 a day in the same period in 2015.