Improved conditions have prompted a small return migration from the United States back to Puerto Rico, the rate of which has at times exceeded that of emigration.
Thousands of patients have to be sent for treatment outside their local area each year, a practice linked to suicide, the rate of which is rising, particularly among men.
It can also cause the machine to slide down the legs, the dreaded "laptop creep," the rate of which is directly proportional to the amount of polyester in your suit.
To do that, he will tap out a rhythm on a keyboard, the rate of which will tell the computer whether to speed up or slow down its music.
The first is that the link between boots on the ground and crime reduction isn't absolute: many factors influence the crime rate, of which bobbies on the beat is only one.
Quite frequently this loss is calculated in a lump sum and takes the form of interest on the outstanding purchase price, the rate of which is in many countries provided for by statute.
Results: Out of 961 caregivers, 297 participated (30.9 % response rate), of which 267 responses were included.
It's earning about 10percentt on transactions, giving it $5.5 million in annual revenue run rate, of which it keeps $600,000.
The device is a good candidate for integrated optical circuit, the tuning rate of which is about a few microseconds.
Lithomex samples rapidly developed strength in the early stages of curing, the rate of which slows considerably after 7 days.
Deaton's peers say that his work has played an important role in reducing the worst poverty, the rate of which has fallen in recent decades.
