Sentence examples for rate one year from inspiring English sources

The growth rate one year later was slightly less than 32percentt, and between 2006 and 2007 it was around 25percentt.

The research shows that social enterprise employment helps with job retention; workers had a 19 percentage point higher employment rate one year later than people only receiving job readiness and search services, but not placements.

Patients with hepatic encephalopathy (median age 58 years) showed a mortality rate one year after an ICU stay that amounted to 54% [ 20].

With the commonly assumed 3% discount rate, one year of life is lost is: (4) YLL 3, 0 = 1 0. 03 1 − e − 0. 03 = 0.985148881716395 In other words, one year of life lost is less than one because the year is lost continuously over the full year, instead of being counted all at once at the beginning for the year (as in Table  1 and Table  2).

Based on previous ICU admission rates, one year of admissions in six critical care units was expected to identify approximately 5000 patients.

Lawmakers might also opt for the path of least resistance and keep extending the 2009 rates, one year at time, rather than making them permanent or tackling the bigger issues, Mr. Belcher said — no matter who occupies the White House.

In addition, in-hospital mortality and the mortality rates one year after discharge were assessed.

24 Although their analysis was limited to a comparison of rates one year before and after the ban, they even found an increase in the risk of low birth weight.

Or, like the country's hapless drivers, will they be unable to avoid a crash?Rumours are rife that the People's Bank of China is about to raise interest rates (one-year bank-lending rates are currently 5.3%) for the first time in nine years.

The key finding of this study was to demonstrate significant variations between hospitals in terms of the in-hospital mortality rates, one-year mortality rates and 28-day emergency readmission rates that followed non-elective medical or surgical admissions.

This endogeneity is circumvented by instrumenting the overall unemployment rate by the GDP growth rate lagged one year, relying on Okun's law (Lee 2000).