The phrase 'rate per year' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how often a value is changing or increasing over a period of 1 year. For example, "The inflation rate per year has risen by 3.2% this past year".
OSL dating is based on detecting the amount of luminescence and the radiation rate (per year) for the radioactive isotope (Vafiadou et al., 2007).
We think that the most probable cause for these shifts is factors that can change the overall recombination rate (per year) in a species, affecting all hot spots and cold spots uniformly.
"As a result, the University of Aberdeen has decided that rest-of-UK students will pay no more than £27,000 for a four-year degree programme, but that the rate per year is set at £9,000".
Expected customer's demand rate per year at selling price p. Standard deviation of customer's demand.
The model also needs interest rate per year to be used to determine the discounted costs for each technology option.
The average recovery rate per year was the highest in 2010 at 85%% (for just a single observation) and the lowest was in 2006 at 45%%.
Among n = 1,129 MPI scans that received an appropriate grading, 148 all-cause deaths, 109 MIs, 58 cardiac deaths, 152 caths, 113 revascularization procedures occurred over a mean follow-up period of 5.4 ± 1.2 years (0.9% cardiac death rate per year, 1.8% MI rate per year).
It also has $58 million in the bank with a $60 million revenue run rate per year, dwarfing PlateJoy, which started just a year after Blue Apron.
Table 4 Summary of contingency for node 1 Contingency Transient outage rate per year Permanent outage duration (hour/year) Cost outage (106 $L1-2L1-2161.2 10.96 L1-5 1.24.656.85 L1-3 1.7 10 6.85 Total 24.65.
In this scenario, assuming 10%% interest rate per year and an average replenishment period of 10 days, per unit production costs increase only by 0.27%% due to capital based holding costs.
The calculation results of natural recharge rate per year from this microgravity interpretation between 1984 and 1999 of gravity changes data is 2.71 Mt/year (Kamah and team, 2000).
