Sentence examples for rates and implementing from inspiring English sources

Despite the challenges of the implementation of such a survey, including low response rates and implementing new and not very well tested methods, the results show that the survey could deliver meaningful results.

The model was used to examine the effect of infection control programmes that aim at interrupting transmission by reducing human-vector contact rates and implementing active case detection and drug treatment of infections.

Failing to achieve sufficient savings through limiting admissions rates and implementing a 6-year maximum on PhD funding for all College graduate students, the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas-Austin is proposing to cut around 80 teaching assistant positions, or about 10percentt of all appointments.

Further epidemiologic and molecular typing studies are needed to document CA-MRSA carriage and infection rates and implement adequate infection control guidelines.

It is also important for health facilities to investigate facility specific factors that can impact LTFU rates and implement programs that are tailored specifically to reduce LTFU in their unique settings [ 19].

By lowering the rate and implementing a flat tax, these states are counter-intuitively increasing their total tax revenues through better compliance and economic expansion.

The spokesman for Airlines for America, the main airline industry group that is headed by former Citigroup executive and Bush administration official Nicholas Calio, said, "Generally speaking, we support reducing the corporate tax rate and implementing additional reforms needed to simplify the tax system".

"We have chosen to keep our rates low and implement a nominal $5 fee," says the Golden Nugget.

The drafters of the Affordable Care Act anticipated many of these rate increases and implemented subsidies for people with incomes up to 400percentt of the federal poverty level.

According to the IMF, Principal reductions are likely to reduce foreclosure rates and, if implemented on a large scale, would support house prices substantially -- helping to eliminate the overall uncertainty weighing on the housing market.

If the baseline remains too high (e.g., in states of high arousal) or low (e.g., in states of depression), prefrontal cortex should receive feedback about these changes in firing rates and then implement mechanisms to restore neural activity to normal levels via its bidirectional-regulatory system.