Sentence examples for shrink rate from inspiring English sources

Target won't release exact figures, but the average shrink rate for retailers is between one and two per cent of sales, which would conservatively put Target's losses in 1995 at around two hundred and ten million dollars.

For the combined treatment group, the mean tumor shrink rate 3 months post-RT was significantly higher than that for the radiotherapy alone group (97.78 ± 5.81% and 87.78 ± 15.20%, respectively; P = 0.038).

Yet their shrink rates are still twice as big as those of European retailers.One reason for this is structural, reckons Leigh Sparks of Stirling University in Britain.

The shrinking rate was about 70 nm/min.

The former gel had a faster shrinking rate than that of the latter gel.

The Purchasing Managers Index has risen but is still below the 50-mark, a mirror image of the shrinking rate of industrial production.

The average nanopore shrinking rate was ~22 nm/min at 1150°C, which increased to 80 nm/min when the temperature was raised to 1250°C.

Wang [2] investigated the stagnation flow toward a shrinking sheet and found that the convective heat transfer decreases with the shrinking rate due to an increase in the boundary layer thickness.

The shrinking rate of car ownership is a relevant element, and once associated with a flexible, supple and personalised travel scheme (supported by ICT) is now generating a new travel attitude and is thus re-shaping the transport market.

For the dehydration process, the shrinking rate from the fully hydrated state is nearly the same under the surface boundary conditions of fixed surface aw=0.05 and exposure to air with RH=5%.

The CH gels exhibited a remarkably rapid shrinking rate and transmittance switch in response to the environmental temperature change, which the conventional chemically cross-linking PAAm hydrogels (PAAm OR) were short of.