Sentence examples for representation rate from inspiring English sources

State Street Corporation currently has three among its 11 board members, a 27percentt representation rate, which is higher than the average for Fortune 500 companies.

Scottish Labour, which insists it will reach full parity by 2020, has 104 female councillors and has recorded by far the best improvement, to a 26.1% representation rate from 17.5% in 2007.

"With respect to our white representation, the increase in the publicly reported white representation rate was due solely to the reduction in our undeclared population," an Apple spokesperson said in an email to TechCrunch.

Since 2000 the federal aboriginal inmate population has increased by over 56percentnt and the overall aboriginal representation rate for inmate population has increased from 17percentntotoverer 23percentnt.

Television and other ways of transmitting information have a very low representation rate in all villages.

The model also contained predictors for the plus events (light green events in Fig.  1 D) in the "Plus" experiment, which also had a different representation rate from the auditory and visual stimuli (10 repetitions).

Although representation rates for all four plans were relatively high, lower rates for completeness and overlap raise concerns about long-term viability.

Again as the number of characters or sequences in the alignment increased, both criteria moved toward more complex models, but as where AIC grew away from a more heterogeneous representation of rate parameterizations to include mostly the more complex models, BIC grew into a heterogeneous representation of rate parameterizations and away from the inclusion of mostly simple models.

Because the analyses in Figures 1, 2, 3 used almost all species available in GenBank (some species were lost during data filtration; see methods), they provide a generally unbiased representation of rate variation across seed plants.

Using the power-law representation, the rate v r is expressed as follows: (3) υ r = γ r ∏ j / 1 n + m X j f r, j r = 1, …, p where γ r is an apparent rate constant for reaction r, and f r,j is the kinetic order of metabolite j in that process.

Thus, this model allows one to examine whether the results in Experiments 1 and 2 were derived from a common mechanism that affected the signal-to-noise ratio of the numerical representation (drift rate) but not other non-numerical processes (boundary separation or nondecision time).