Sentence examples for sufficient rates from inspiring English sources

The care home sector would argue that councils do not pay them sufficient rates to allow them to pay more than the minimum wage for carers.

In such a storage system the phase change material needs to be exposed to a sufficient heat transfer area to melt or solidify at sufficient rates.

The main reason is that Class II has a longer delay tolerance than Class I, and therefore has a higher probability to arrange longer sleep periods, which additionally indicates that sufficient rates of the non-preemption schemes decrease as the number of rtPS MS increases.

In the above analysis, we assume R h and R l make (34) and (35) hold in Case 1 or (42) and (43) in Case 2. If both conditions in a case cannot hold, it means the NOMA system cannot offer sufficient rates to meet the minimum rate constraints R h and R l.

One milliliter mNP suspensions at 5 and 10 mg Fe/ml in water and cryoprotectant solution were frozen in liquid nitrogen (at sufficient rates to achieve vitrification in the cryoprotectant samples) and then reheated in an insulated, 370 kHz and 20 kA/m RF coil.

That's a huge leap for insurers, which may have a hard time predicting their future customers' health and medical bills accurately enough to set sufficient rates.

First, the plasma temperature must be high enough that fusion reactions occur at a sufficient rate.

The zero lower bound on nominal interest rates can prevent sufficient rate cuts, and high government debt may constrain the scope for deficit-financed transfers. Emphasis mine) I can't help but slap my forehead.

If the Treasury then has to step in and bail out the whole system it will cost many billions of pounds, and it will still be necessary to increase NHS budgets at a sufficient rate to keep up with demographic pressures.

Under the DfE's new two-pronged assessment system, schools must either achieve 65% or more in attainment in reading, writing and maths exams, or they must demonstrate a sufficient rate of progress in the results achieved by their pupils in the three subjects.

The sufficient rate of the non-preemptive schemes is less than 100% as explained in the previous simulation.