Sentence examples for rates detected from inspiring English sources

But The Times's reporters found disturbing evidence of sales pitches by software vendors telling doctors they could increase their incomes with the help of electronic records, huge error rates detected by contractors handling Medicare claims in Texas and Oklahoma, and a case where an emergency room doctor in Virginia billed Medicare for a complete physical exam, which was never done.

The event rates detected in the initial few days of imaging resemble those from a diagnostic 99mTc bone scan.

These high values are comparable to the surface strain rates detected in GNSS studies (e.g., Nishimura and Hashimoto 2006; Wallace et al. 2009).

The high corrosion rates detected in acid sulphate solution are due to the marked stability of the soluble sulphate complex of Hf(IV).

We have no way of quantifying the importance of this phenomenon, but the relatively high elasticities of taxable wealth with respect to wealth tax rates detected by Brülhart et al. (2017) suggest that it may be significant.

To estimate how much more forest would have been cleared in the protected areas if the lands were not protected, we applied the forest area loss rates detected in the corresponding unprotected areas within the same state.

These 'multisample' approaches allow one to estimate genotype concordance rates, detect Mendelian errors and measure allelic bias at heterozygous sites.

Quantitatively, the difference in the degradation rate detected with our custom edge detection and image processing algorithm corroborated the visual data.

We compared the uplift rate detected by InSAR with that measured by the levelling survey, and demonstrated that both are consistent with each other (Fig. 3d).

In northern part, the uplift rate detected by InSAR takes much higher value than southern part, reaching 37 mm/year (Fig. 3a).

The proportion of methylation rate detected in plasma with respect to methylation rate detected in tissues was expressed as plasma/tissue ratio (p/t ratio).