Sentence examples for rebound rate from inspiring English sources

Before 2007 the rebound rate was close to 55%.

He said there was a chance, because technology stocks have been hit so hard in the last year, that the average rebound rate could rise in coming months.

NHTSA came to the conclusion that the rebound rate will stabilize at 10%% [7].

By contrast, it was quite challenging to define clear relationships between flow resistance and piston pump pressure, torque viscosity and build-up thickness, and rebound rate and rheological parameters.

The findings of this study reveal that fairly good statistical correlations exist between torque viscosity and piston pump pressure, flow resistance and build-up thickness, and rebound rate and build-up thickness.

In randomised trials PI monotherapy has been associated with a higher viral load rebound rate compared to cART but ours and previous results appear to suggest that persistent residual viraemia may not be the mechanism for viral load rebounds in patients treated with PI as single agent [ 4- 6].

The team behind the new research said better estimates of continental rebound rates could be even more significant in estimates of ice loss from the world's biggest ice cap, in Antarctica, but that sparse data from the remote continent made analysis difficult.

Set the shocks to Sport mode a computer reads feedback from sensors testing for body motion and adjusts the dampening and rebound rates of each shock and the condition improves somewhat, but not entirely.

Prior virologic failure doubled the risk of subsequent virologic failure in a cross-sectional study [17], and viral rebound rates were associated with the number of regimens previously failed, the risk increasing by 38% for each failed regimen [6].

In contrast, significantly lower rebound rates were recognized for ATV vs comparator PI groups in the subset of patients with prior exposure to unboosted PI.

Population size trajectories can be used to quantify decay and rebound rates as well as rescue probabilities, to test whether population dynamics are density dependent, to suggest whether rescue is due to single or multiple mutations, and to indicate the repeatability of these processes across replicates.