Sentence examples for rate weighted from inspiring English sources

The Economist has calculated an alternative "real" exchange rate, weighted by trade with America, the euro area and Japan, which takes account of unit labour costs in all four economies.

Since 2010 China's real exchange rate, weighted by trade, has risen faster than any other, with the sole exception of Venezuela's.The price of labour is also rising faster in China than in its principal trading partners.

Newsweek uses six variables: On-time graduation rate (weighted 25 percent); percent of graduates accepted to college (25 percent); A.P. and International Baccalaureate tests per student (25 percent); average SAT/ACT score (10 percent); Average A.P./International Baccalaureate score (10 percent); and A.P./International Baccalaureate courses per student (5 percent).

The mean dropout rate weighted by study size was 9.2%.

The overall response rate weighted to adjust for this aspect of the survey design was 42.3 %.

Variability in rates was measured using the I index, calculated based on χ differences between individual sample rates and the overall rate weighted by inverse variances.

A country's trade-weighted exchange rate is an average of its bilateral exchange rates, weighted by the amount of trade with each country.

Sterling's trade-weighted value (an average of all its exchange rates, weighted by the amount of trade that Britain does with each country) is 24% up on a year ago.

The mean birth rates weighted by the sample size were 0.54 for Hernandez-Camacho et al. [57] and 0.69 for Melin [62].

The relationship between the main explanatory variable (LTC-rate) and outcome variable (HD-rate), weighted by population size in each unit of analysis, was examined in a crude model, a model adjusted for age, a model adjusted for age and each of the variables in Table 1, and finally in a full model where all interacting and confounding variables were included.

We then estimated a national mortality rate for Belgium using regional rates weighted by population size.