Sentence examples for scarcity rate from inspiring English sources

When the scarcity rate exceeds a certain threshold (20% in this study), measured data scarcity level has clear impacts on the model's accuracy.

But the scarcity of first-rate contemporary art (or what collectors think is first-rate contemporary art) gives ultra-high-net-worth sellers distinct leverage to avert risk and maximise profit.

Taking into account the scarcity of feasible fertilizing rate feedback from on-board sensors and the limited computation power of controller mounted on the variable-rate granular fertilizer applicator, optimum control index chart is a good option for controller design to achieve accurate variable-rate fertilizing control.

Homoharringtonine is currently widely used in China for the treatment of AML, but the extraction from the barks of Cephalotaxus sp raised the problem of extinction of the raw material (scarcity and poor growth rate of Cephalotaxus sp) and the presence of impurities (at least 1% of related compounds).

At an operational level, water scarcity pushes up water rates, as is happening in drought-hit California.

So it's unsurprising that money – as a representative of social value – remains enormously important in the web age, despite our rapid uptake of a technology that has the potential to eradicate the scarcity that defines the rates of exchange.

To that end, SABMiller partnered with the Confederation of Indian Industry to develop both a plan and a more effective design for water recharge structures that would assist farmers with coping with the increasing rate of water scarcity.

This line is a result of the scarcity of tickets: the subscription rate at the Old Met was 70%%; at the new one it varies from 90%% on Mon.

However, the short observation time (9, 19 days), lack of success rate and the scarcity of solid evidence (e.g. otoscopic & histologic images) to confirm the chronicity of TMP warrant a more thorough discussion.

A major problem in using ordinary differential equations (ODEs) for describing biochemical reactions is the scarcity of experimental data on rate constants.

Other than for oral candidiasis, there is a scarcity of literature on the rate of candidiasis (invasive or non-invasive) among HIV-infected children.