Sentence examples for reported that rate from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg News, citing two unidentified traders, reported that rate manipulation occurred daily and had been going on for at least a decade, affecting the value of funds and derivatives.

Earlier Tuesday, Covered California, the Golden State's health insurance exchange, reported that rate hikes would be twice as large next year if Trump refuses to make the payments.

The study authors examined the data from 1971 to 2000 and reported that rate of autism increased with the removal of Thimerosal from vaccines (starting in 1992, the year that Thimerosal-containing early childhood vaccines were phased out).

Various studies (i.e., [ 29, 30] have reported that rate of learning on non-verbal memory measures has better diagnostic value than verbal memory measures and can discriminate individuals at various stages (i.e., controls vs. MCI vs. mild AD).

The base case cost-effectiveness analysis of the AFFIRM trial reported that rate-control demonstrated a non-significant mean survival gain compared to rhythm-control (0.08 years, CI -0.1 to 0.24), and that rate-control was less costly than rhythm-control (US -$5,077, CI -$1,100 to -$11,006).

The most recent National Drug Strategy Household Survey reported that rates of illicit drug and alcohol use are significantly higher in this population than in the non-Aboriginal population.

However, Davison et al. [ 23] reported that rates were notably higher in patients with a diagnosis of Axis II personality disorder rather than an Axis I disorder.

Also, it has been reported that rates of TD with SGAs, although lower than with conventional antipsychotics, are not as low as originally thought [ 18].

Recent cohort studies have reported that rates of suicidal ideation, deliberate self-harm (DSH) and suicide are significantly increased in untreated ADHD populations [ 4, 5].

Te Slaa et al 3 reported that rates of recurrent instability in those aged over 40 years were similar in men and women (22% and 25%, respectively).

Similarly, Essau Conradt and Petermann (2000) reported that rates of anxiety disorders increased with age, from 14.7% at 12 13 years, to 22.0% at 16 17 years of age.