Sentence examples for straightforward rate from inspiring English sources

As we will show in the next section, this modification allows for an easy decoupling of the membrane potential and adaptation variable, and therefore a straightforward rate reduction of the model.

What could happen is that Congress and whoever is in the White House cut deals for more changes like the Medicare surtaxes: a few percent here, a few percent there, rather than straightforward rate increases or decreases.

For years, Countrywide specialized in straightforward fixed-rate loans.

The recent boom in so-called car-sharing services provides an alternative for many of these part-time drivers, neutralizing their reluctance with services that allow them to rent by the hour — and do so at a straightforward all-inclusive rate.

Thus, the strategy lends itself to straightforward power and rate allocation as well as coding and modulation.

We have used a more straightforward measure of rate variability, based on the ratio of the estimated ERs in different parts of the phylogenetic tree, to test whether various factors correlate with rate variability.

Regardless, though, I think the important numbers are straightforward: "If the rate of protein synthesis is unchanged, but the surface area of plasma membrane is increased 625-fold, then ATP synthesis per unit area must fall by 625-fold (not even allowing for inefficiencies in intracellular transport).

Happily, changing sterling for Hong Kong dollars is very straightforward, with reasonable rates at the airport and healthy competition among moneychangers at street level.

For example, question prompt lists have been used quite widely, but their actual implementation in consultations is not always straightforward and their rates of success do vary.

While these are relatively straightforward for stationary rates, they become more complex in the case of TPD experiments where the changing surface temperature causes the rates to change in time.

The advantage of FISH testing is that the quantitative interpretation of results with experience is relatively straightforward and concordance rates among observers are higher than with IHC in some studies [for review, [ 19]].