Sentence examples for rate remained stable from inspiring English sources

From 1925 to 1975, the rate remained stable, around 110 people in prison per 100,000 people.

For much of ITS first decade in the eurozone, Greece's modest birth rate remained stable, at near 10 births per 1,000 people per year, but in recent years that figure has fallen to 8.5.

Blood pressure and heart rate remained stable.

The eurozone's unemployment rate remained stable at 12.1% in November, but retail sales in the area rebounded strongly, latest figures show.

Experiments at different flow rates showed that the flow rate remained stable in time and the measured flow rates corresponded very well to the Hagen Poiseuille law.

The communication success rate remained stable for approximately 94% of the total monitoring time when the LED was attached to the head of the fish and the receiver was placed above the water tank.

Until 1975, television broadcasting was banned in South Africa, and "white homicide rates remained stable" there, Dr. Centerwall found, while corresponding rates in Canada and the United States doubled after television was introduced.

That is why, one official said, Brandeis and Martin Luther King dropout rates remained stable from 1998 to 1999, because they were among the first schools that the Board of Education cracked down on.

Toyota, which makes the Lexus luxury vehicle, expected its full-year earnings to exceed previous records assuming that currency rates remained stable, Takeshi Suzuki, the managing executive officer, said.

Compared with those whose heart rates remained stable at 70 beats per minute or less, those whose rates increased to 85 or more were almost twice as likely to die of heart disease.

Hemodynamics parameters such as blood pressure and heart rates remained stable.