Sentence examples for rates are consistent from inspiring English sources

This pattern and absolute mineralization rates are consistent across seasons.

These low ablation rates are consistent with the development of a coherent surface morphology over the last 60 years.

Overall, our exclusion rates are consistent with recent online studies from our lab28 and a recent meta-analysis of online studies reporting typical exclusion rates of between 3 and 37%52.

The morphology and time variation of these background rates are consistent with the hypothesis that they are caused by energetic trapped particles.

The ratio of the Moon to stowed fluxes (normalized to their respective 9.5-12 9.5-12tes) are consistent with 1 (Table 3), indicating that there are no missing components in the stowed backeVound.

In this study, we investigate if and to what extent estimates of long-term erosion rates are consistent with information obtained over much shorter time spans for the Loam Belt of Belgium.

This shows that the rates of cell motility and proliferation associated with different initial wound shapes are approximately the same, implying that the differences in the closure rates are consistent with a typical mathematical model of wound healing.

Measures to shift that balance in favor of ordinary savers — like doing away with the control of interest rates — are consistent with Mr. Li's stated goal of getting China to switch from reliance on investment to a more consumer-driven growth model.

Stress analysis results from another study affirm this declaration, as well as suggest that plastic strain damage incurred from transient operation may be ignored when determining recuperator service life if its temperature ramping rates are consistent with hybrid fuel cell and gas turbine systems.

At first blush, BLS figures suggest that failure rates are consistent across industries.

Finally, we provide evidence that teachers and schools matter for how students perform in their courses, and that efforts to reduce dropout rates are consistent with initiatives to address low achievement.