Sentence examples for rate pool from inspiring English sources

Drillsma-Milgrom says: "There is, at the moment, no link between what councils collect in business rates and what they ultimately receive from the business rate pool.

By using dimensional analysis and introducing a correlation factor, a correlation for predicting the effective ceiling flame length is developed, involving the heat release rate, pool size, spacing and effective tunnel height.

Since the incorporation of these modified nucleotides into SELEX experiments, our overall success rate (pool Kd <∼30 nM) is ∼84% (1204/1428) for high quality SOMAmers to a wide range of human proteins.

Thus, the agencies rate pools with assets that are perpetually shifting.

Steve Grundleger, a managing director at Fitch, said that while the agency was "not ready to say we will rate pools that include mortgages from New York State or New York City, we may be able to adequately assess the risks to bondholders that the New York State and New York City legislation creates".

For example, the identified cell wall-bound β-glucosidase was repressed (FC = 0.07-fold) in high photosynthetic rate pools (see Additional file 11).

Meta-analysis suggested that, compared to waitlist control, internet-based interventions were able to reduce anxiety symptom severity (standardized mean difference and 95% CI = −0.52 [−0.14] −0.14]) and increase remission rate (pooled remission rate ratio and 95% CI =3.63 [1.59, 8.27]).

For this purpose, the migration pooled by PF was sorted according to revision rate pooled according to the specific combination of prosthesis type and fixation method and visualized in a dot chart (Jacoby 2006).

In the 46 randomised controlled trials, 5666 patients were randomised to receive sequential treatment, and the overall eradication rate, pooled with a random model, was 84.3% (82.1% to 86.4%).

23 Incidence rates, exposure-adjusted incidence rate per 100patient-yearspatient-yearsdifferences (RD) in incidence rate or exposure-adjusted incidence rate between groups (exenatide incidence rate/exposure-adjusted incidence rate – pooled comparator incidence rate/exposure-adjusted incidence rate), and 95% CI around the differences were calculated for adverse events.

There was a reduction in the number of people that fell (pooled risk ratio = 0.85, 95% confidence interval (95% CI) 0.80 to 0.91) and the fall rate (pooled rate ratio = 0.80, 95% CI 0.72 to 0.89) in favour of multiple component interventions when compared with controls.