Sentence examples for rates upon which from inspiring English sources

Its value is that, potentially, any large high quality national trauma database could provide incidence rates upon which injury control programmes can be based.

The likely explanation for such discordance is that US breast cancer mortality rates (upon which Adjuvant! is based) appear to be systematically lower than breast cancer mortality rates in the United Kingdom.

"By causing UBS and other financial institutions to spread false and misleading information," Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement, "these alleged conspirators – and others at UBS – manipulated the benchmark interest rate upon which many consumer financial products – including credit cards, student loans, and mortgages – are frequently based.

It corresponds to the expected rate upon which the sample size was calculated.

This sample size provides a reasonable estimate of the response rate upon which to base further study design.

The 32.2% participation rate obtained represents the realistic achievable for this type of survey, corresponding to the expected rate, upon which the sample size was calculated.

An assessment of the blinded outcome data available for the first 40 patients showed an event rate of 51.2% which was higher than was expected, and a doubling of the event rate upon which the study was powered.

In particular, strains in short-term funding markets have eased notably since the fall, and London interbank offered rates (Libor)–upon which borrowing costs for many households and businesses are based–have decreased sharply.

The wording of the question was: "Below is a rating scale upon which we would like you to record your personal evaluation of how satisfying your sexual relationship is.

Libor, the London inter-bank lending rate, is considered to be one of the most important interest rates in finance, upon which trillions of financial contracts rest.

Rates will vary depending upon which utility the consumer uses, what rate plans are available and what time of day (or night) the vehicle is being charged.