Sentence examples for rates to which from inspiring English sources

The resetting of rates on adjustable mortgages, which was a big fear of many analysts in 2006 and 2007, has become less problematic because the short-term interest rates to which many of those loans are tied have fallen significantly as the Federal Reserve has lowered rates.

The average maximum stress from the tensile test results was used in a MATLAB code to determine the applied pressure corresponding to the targeted impact velocities for various strain rates to which the samples were subjected to as shown in Table 2.

Age-structured models require multiple infection rates, to which Anderson and May [18] referred collectively as "who-acquires-infection-from-whom".

We focus on the outcome measures of infection rates (to which deaths are directly related), the average number of days adults are at home (either sick, quarantined in the home, or tending children sick or dismissed from school) and the community antiviral coverage required for a particular strategy.

Isoprene production is typically measured in nanomoles per second while photosynthesis and respiration rates (to which G3P and pyruvate production are linked) are measured in micromoles per second.

Additional evidence suggesting that selection rather than recombination explains our experimental findings is the large sequence heterogeneity found in the clones sequenced and the different rates to which wild type sequence appeared to replace the randomized regions.

The murder rate, to which the suicide rate tends to be related, has fallen.

Suppose a borrower can afford an 8% monthly interest rate but not the 10% rate to which his ARM will soon adjust.

That figure is higher than the average for countries which enjoy the investment-grade credit rating to which Brazil aspires.

"And yet, very few of these borrowers received the zero interest rate to which many of them were likely entitled".

This has allowed nominal interest rates to fall, which has in turn pushed up asset prices.