Sentence examples for related rate from inspiring English sources
The proposed scheme dynamically determines the pico UE grouping according to the functions (Eqs. 25 and 34), which would indicate the related rate performance of pico UEs.
It is a more powerful prediction tool than MIC for determining the antimicrobial action of plant extracts, as it depicts time related rate of bactericidal activity (Ojo et al. 2013; Ruppen and Sendi 2015).
Comparing our study with the age related rate of Australian males in the 60 64 year age group, there is an increased relative risk of prostate cancer of 19.08 (p<0.0001, 95%CI 4.50-80.91) and 20.56 (p<0.0001, 95%CI 6.30-67.12) thees the normal population for BRCA2 and BRCAX male patients with breast cancer respectively.
The aims of the study are to describe the age related rate of vertebral fractures in men and women and to examine which type of fracture is the most common, which vertebrae are the most prone to fractures, as well as the severity of these fractures.
This meant that if a home falls into a particular band the entire cost of it is taxed at the related rate.
The diminishing risk of either inflationary pressures or any related rate rises derailing recovery in the US, helped the FTSE 100 finish up 33.1 points, or 0.6%, at 5358.2 while the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 16 points at 10408.6 by the time London closed.
Mach noted that different types of thermometric fluid expand at different (and nonlinearly related) rates when heated, raising the question: which fluid expands most uniformly with temperature?
The stoichiometric coefficients are constant and are connected to the non "steady-state" species, while the related rates involve the slow elementary rates only.
Thus, a complex combinatorial process was modeled by introducing the "source" entity and related rates.
Overall, 6.4% of patients experienced adverse events that were deemed treatment related; rates of serious adverse events were broadly similar across treatment arms.
The D-exponent is a mathematical expression which relates rate of penetration, rotary speed, bit size and bit weight to the effect of differential pressure.
