Sentence examples for relatively higher rate from inspiring English sources

In 1969 the disadvantage experienced by single persons was reduced by the provision of a completely separate rate schedule for them, which created a "marriage penalty" that taxed married couples at a relatively higher rate.

The perceptual distortion in these regions is thus efficiently controlled with a relatively higher rate.

However, when coupled with a relatively higher rate of inflation, the slack consumer spending points to a bigger problem.

A relatively higher rate of oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide production, and metabolic rate of sheep given nitrate plus nisin was observed versus that in sheep given nitrate alone.

Naproxen was permeated at a relatively higher rate as 90%% of naproxen was transmitted in 8 h when the drug was used without micelles.

Landscape types with more herbaceous cover are often thought to have a relatively higher rate of organic matter decomposition compared to woody types of vegetation (Rice 2005).

This quite likely contributes to the relatively higher rates of female poverty, especially in old age.

Employees who did intensive manual work had relatively higher rates.

They also have relatively higher rates of obesity, compared to New Zealand European children [ 16].

Hispanic people were also stopped at a relatively high rate, but less so than black people.

People with severe alcohol problems have a relatively high rate of suicide.