Sentence examples for rates of collection from inspiring English sources

There also have been successes this year, including better rates of collection of value-added tax.

The Mexican Congress has ended President Vicente Fox's hopes for a tax overhaul this year, scuttling a proposal aimed at raising one of the lowest rates of collection in Latin America.

The result is significantly higher rates of collection.

Over the 12 years, overall rates of collection of sampling changed little during the expansion, decline and rapid decline phases for the epidemic (figure 1F).

This allows Varanus to alter the rate of collection and change what metrics are collected.

Graphical reports summarize the Dashboard reports for specimens collected by disease type, specimens collected at each biobank site and the rate of collection for the program for milestone tracking.

In order to initially generate the necessary configuration for collectd, the config generator pulls down the set list of metrics and rate of collection from the configuration store.

The static equilibrium of the system considering the dynamic friction between the sea floor and axially moving cable is investigated to demonstrate that the rate of collection of the nodules by bucket and the interval of the buckets remarkably influence the design of the system for keeping it mechanically stable.

Presence of active myeloma, as reflected in a higher percentage of (bone marrow) plasma cells, higher beta 2 microglobulin, and higher plasma cell labeling index, was the only factor affecting the ability to mobilize and the rate of collection.

Also, the per population rate of collection of antivirals via the National Pandemic Flu Service was lower in the second wave than in the first, 17 so if the attack rate was larger in the second than in the first wave, the effect of antivirals on reducing severity might have been greater in the first wave than in the second.

The rate of collection and number of samples we have for the majority of patients likely does not constitute a dataset that can be analyzed by existing approaches to 'measurably evolving population' (MEP, as per Drummond et al., 2003), and we do not want to overstate our evolutionary scenario.