Sentence examples for rate per annum from inspiring English sources

The value of the paddy pledged is lent to the farmers at a 3percentt interest rate per annum with a government 5percentt interest rate subsidy to the BAAC to make up a total loan rate of 8percentt per year.

And the biggest one was the carbon values — if you have a forest, and it's being lost at a particular rate per annum, that is creating further emissions, or if you have a standing forest, it would provide carbon capture.

Assuming 2% inflation and a 7% discount rate per annum, the present value of this replacement is 38.6¢ per watt.

For subsistence farmers who own land and have proof of this in the form of a land title, the interest rate per annum (pa) is 12%, if the land functions as security for the credit.

It can be said that the energy demand of Nigeria will be approximately 2.5-, 3.5-,.5-, and 4.5-fold between the years 2000 and 2015 and approximately 8-, 17-, 17-, and 22.5-fold between the years 2000 and 2030 based on a 7% (reference), 10% (high growth), 11.5% (optimistic), and 13% (optimistic) GDP growth rate per annum, respectively.

For the base case analyses, costs, and health benefits were discounted at a 3.5% rate per annum.

It is easy to overlook the real implication of data provided in low percentage rates per annum.

The rates (per annum) of local/regional recurrence (<1%) (following surgery), contralateral tumour (<1%) and metastases (<3%) were low.

As different periods of time were analysed for each patient, service utilisation data were standardised to rates per annum.

Reagent cost calculations (rounded to the nearest pound) were calculated per sample and are based on standard operational procedures employed at the Wessex Regional Genetics Laboratory, average referral rates per annum, average detection rates per gene and reagent list prices as at December 2003.

We use a discrete time model for cessation and incarceration, partly because the data are reported in whole years, but also so that parameters are interpretable as rates per annum.