Sentence examples for rates of transfer from inspiring English sources

In addition, some opponents predicted the ratings would have been faulty since important data are not easily available, such as the graduation rates of transfer students.

Community midwife units have lower medical intervention rates and rates of transfer to obstetric wards than those in hospitals but many have been closing recently.

The relative rates of transfer for the various PEG-lipids were found to be comparable under in vivo and in vitro conditions.

This cycle consists of a group of reservoirs containing water, the processes by which water is transferred from one reservoir to another (or transformed from one state to another), and the rates of transfer associated with such processes.

A column with a solution flowing through it is a nonequilibrium system, and its interpretation must consider not only equilibrium distributions but rates of transfer of material and statistical variations in the paths of liquid flow between the granules that make up the exchanger.

Dual-perfusion assays of material transfer in isolated placental cotyledons provide time-series data for two compartments, the maternal and fetal blood, but fail to distinguish the two cellular compartments (syncytiotrophoblast, fetal endothelium) which actively regulate rates of transfer in each direction for essentially every important molecule type.

Successful completion rates of transfer-level English in the first year jumped from 12percentt in the previous year to 41percentt.

It is possible that misclassification of patients as LTFU instead of transferred-out was differentially increased at regional hospitals compared to other facilities, as regional hospitals had the highest rates of transfer-out and the highest patient loads predisposing to data capture error; this may falsely elevate LTFU at regional hospitals although the magnitude is unlikely to be large.

However, when embryos were cultured for 6 days, the implantation rates of transferred embryos decreased significantly [57] [59].

Reported rates of transfer-related AEs vary among different studies, not only because of differences in incidences but also because different definitions were used [ 22].

Investigations on wild Trinidadian guppies suggest high rates of transferred sperm even through forced copulations (Evans et al., 2003 ).