Sentence examples for rates of which from inspiring English sources

Untreated, this can lead to Barrett's esophagus and, eventually, a certain type of esophageal cancer, rates of which have soared in the West as H. pylori has gone missing.

Barclays, which this week announced a half-year pre-tax profit of £3.35 billion ($5.67 billion), down 7% on the same period last year, is already having its dark pool investigated.Lloyds was fined £218m for manipulating benchmark interest rates, of which £70m was for meddling with the "repo" rate, used to calculate how much it should pay back to the Bank of England following a bail-out.

Eleven papers reported commission error rates, of which four found significant differences between euthymic BD patients (or a subset of BD patients) and controls (see Table 6).

Migraine is a common and debilitating chronic neurological illness [1], the lifetime prevalence rates of which are 12 22% in women and 4 10% in men [2].

Assuming that the cell size of the EEPAS model is so small that a uniform Poisson process is maintained in each cell, we could divide a cell into multiple pieces of arbitrary size, the hazard rates of which are estimated to be proportional to their volume.

In situations of domestic violence, SGBV and forced marriage, many girls and women resort to self-immolation and suicide, rates of which are increasing.

Keynesian economics only works with a good credit rating of which you have abused for decades.

The rate of which misinformation is spreading on the web is faster than the rate of manual fact-checking conducted by organizations like Politifact.com and Factchecking.org.org

The device is a good candidate for integrated optical circuit, the tuning rate of which is about a few microseconds.

Upon all letters posted in one country and delivered in the other, these rates of postage, both sea and inland, shall be combined into one rate, of which payment in advance shall be optional in either country.

Improved conditions have prompted a small return migration from the United States back to Puerto Rico, the rate of which has at times exceeded that of emigration.