Sentence examples for rate to replace from inspiring English sources

It agreed to provide unlimited cash to commercial banks for up to three years, at its main interest rate, to replace the medium-term funding that private investors are unwilling to extend.

Second, to eliminate redundant detectors and prevent the algorithm from prematurely converging in high-dimensional space, ASD-RNSA suppresses candidate detectors that are recognized by other mature detectors and adopts an "antibody suppression rate" to replace the "expected coverage" as the termination condition.

So, we used the volume reaction rate to replace the specific reaction rate for convenience purpose.  .

To keep the world open, there has to be international agreement on deepening and extending a framework for trade, and a new system of managed exchange rates to replace the tyranny of floating rates.

Cacao's family members may also have increased catch rates to replace the lost subsidy she provided previously, although these data are inconclusive.

But most analysts say the tax rate necessary to replace current federal revenues, under any likely plan, would actually need to be much higher.

During this study, we aimed to develop a methodology of mass flow rate measurement to replace the existing limited method of gamma-densitometer, as the irregularities noticed during various phase measurement reduce the reliability of this technique.

A 1996 Position Stand from the American College of Sports Medicine concluded that "athletes should start drinking early and at regular intervals in an attempt to consume fluids at a rate sufficient to replace all the water lost through sweating (i.e., body weight loss), or consume the maximal amount that can be tolerated".

Digital revenues, while growing, aren't doing so at the rate required to replace losses from print, forcing most papers to cut staff and quality.

The special select committee on Members' Expenses under Conservative Adam Afriyie has laboured and brought forward proposals for a system of flat rate allowances to replace the more elaborate system operated by the hated (by MPs, anyway) expenses watchdog IPSA.

This bifurcation point represents the point at which the colony cannot maintain brood production at a rate sufficient to replace losses of forager bees in the field.