Sentence examples for rate stabilised from inspiring English sources

Between June and August the murder rate stabilised, at a rate of about 49 gang-killings a day, and it fell somewhat in September, to 36 a day (figures were available only up to September 24th).

The overall referral rate stabilised at a higher level than in screen-film mammography.

Both masses and suspect calcifications appeared to be evenly responsible for referral at the time the mean referral rate stabilised.

If card check passes, then it will be the board that decides how it is implemented.After declining steadily since the 1970s, unionisation rates stabilised briefly from 2006 to 2008, then plunged again this year, according to figures complied by Barry Hirsch of Georgia State University.

These results demonstrate that Vietnamese women with reliable ongoing access to this weekly program maintained high compliance, had a sustained reduction in anaemia rates, stabilised haemoglobin concentrations and showed continued improvement in iron stores and reduction in hookworm infection prevalence rates during the follow-up period.

After 1974, SIDS mortality rates stabilised with only minor increases until 1979.

Most relapses occurred early in the study, and continuous abstinence rates stabilised during the 6 months from weeks 24 52.

But they say that he has performed well above his usual poll rating, stabilising his position and undermining Tory attempts to portray him as weak.

POPULATION If global fertility rates stabilise at the "replacement" level of just over two children per woman, the world's population will expand from 5.7 billion people in 1995 to 9.4 billion in 2050 and will reach a maximum of almost 11 billion people by around 2200, according to the latest projections prepared by the United Nations.

The infection rate has stabilised – with 1,000 a day infections and 1,000 a day deaths – but tuberculosis, associated with Aids, is spiralling.

The unemployment rate has stabilised, with 19 states plus the District of Columbia recording a statistically significant fall in unemployment in December compared with the same month in 2011.