Sentence examples for restitution rate from inspiring English sources

The bureau receives a hundred and ninety thousand items annually and has a restitution rate of approximately twenty-five per cent.

By contrast, Tokyo's centralized lost and found, which is also run by the police department, receives nearly ten times as many items and has a restitution rate of sixty per cent.

This frequency effect seems to be a strain rate effect and was taken in consideration by using dynamical critical energy restitution rate for the G N curve plotting.

A nationwide survey found 95percentt of cases resolved through victim-offender mediation result in a written agreement -- 90percentt of which are completed within one year, far exceeding the average restitution collection rate of just 20 to 30percentt.

Under the agreement, Farmers will pay $100 million in restitution, refunds and rate reductions, said the Texas Department of Insurance.

Besides his prison sentence, he was ordered to pay $15 million in restitution at the rate of 15percentt of his wages each week.

During this period we observed frequent collisions that counteracted the acceleration of the particle, and the value of the coefficient of restitution influenced the rate of deceleration.

When the heart is paced at progressively increasing rates, electrical restitution, which is a fundamental property of cardiac myocytes, causes the heart to bifurcate from a constant APD response at lower frequencies to an alternating long-short APD pattern (alternans) at higher frequencies [ 7– 11].

The authors also examined model response to rate dependence and restitution of cardiac AP duration (APD).

Despite the lower initial DNA fragmentation detected by the Comet assay, the rates of DNA restitution in three cell lines (A549, GaMG and SNB19) after a combined drug-IR treatment were lower than those after IR alone.

A high turnover rate would allow quick restitution of the lost tissue due to damage; but on the other hand, high turnover rate would require the presence of more active stem cells around and more frequent cell divisions, increasing the susceptibility to genome duplication-induced mutations and the risk of carcinogenic transformation of the intestinal tissue.