Sentence examples for rate to refer from inspiring English sources

It would make sense, at any rate, to refer to a particular kind of audacious fictional gesture as "McCannian".

We will use the term handoff rate to refer to the mean number of handoffs per call.

We use the term speaking rate to refer to the phone rate over the total session time, with times when the speech is not active (pauses) included in the total session time.

The researchers have no baseline infection rates to refer to within that group, but so far, with a little more than a tenth of the samples in, no one has tested positive, a sign that the preventive measures have helped.

The data packet transmission success rate of sensor nodes of three different MAC protocols was disproportional to the transmission rate (refer to Fig. 3a).

With download rate we refer to the rate that a user can download data with (not considering protocol overheads) and not the PHY rate.

For details on the simulations and on the scaled rate, please refer to the online supplement.

Almost all studies on QOL and the clinical benefit rate, however, refer to 1st-line therapy.

These rate constants refer to the first-order conversion of an enzyme-substrate complex into enzyme and (de phosphorylated product.

For the organism Mus musculus, the best performance compared to the rate sensitivity refers to the method M-Clus.

Remember that all these higher tax rates refer to marginal rates – the escalating rates on each successive tier of income – not average rates.