Sentence examples for successively rated from inspiring English sources

Thus the subjects successively rated the pleasure/displeasure evoked by the description of themselves in various situations (Questionnaire 2.a), then decided what they would actually do (Questionnaire 2.b), then they chose which action was most ethical (Questionnaire 2.c).

Successively, beating rate decrease, beat-to-beat variation and Ca2+ flux manifested severe abnormality.

Government officials simulated a number of economic scenarios, involving successively higher rates of loan defaults, to see if the banks had enough capital to withstand losses.

The experimental results show that the steel wool effectively enhanced the combined heat transfer coefficient on the outer surface of heater tubes; as the porosity of the steel wool was decreased, the combined heat transfer coefficient continued to increase but at a successively slower rate.

Stamp duty, which currently operates throughout the UK, charges successively higher rates on the whole of the purchase price.

It is tempting to speculate that a spontaneous mutation in a nuclear-encoded plastid-targeted protein, for example in the proofreading subunit of a DNA polymerase III or in a DNA repair enzyme, could have accelerated successively mutation rates in nuclear, nucleomorph and plastid DNA in the photosynthetic ancestors of clade LB.

Greece, for example, was never rated higher than A+ and was successively downgraded from 2004, before being lowered to speculative grade in April 2010.

A very high incidence rate and the already mentioned successively improving survival rates can be regarded as the two main drivers.

It then helped bring on the crash in early 1990 by successively raising interest rates, and afterwards proved reluctant to cut rates again for fear of restarting the asset-price boom.

It is well documented that pavement performance is associated with successively increasing deterioration rates starting around the middle age of the pavement service life.

Measurements were performed at 38 and 33°C at spontaneous and paced heart rates, successively increased in steps of 20 up to the toleration limit.