Sentence examples for support this rate from inspiring English sources

However, faltering growth at the equivalent gestational age is common in preterm babies [ 5, 6], due to the difficulties in providing nutrition sufficient to support this rate of growth [ 6, 7].

Many of these developments, and the significant expansion of PRINTS between 1993 and 2002, were made possible by buoyant funding, and adherence to a strict regime of quarterly releases, adding 200 new entries per year; supporting this rate of growth, however, was not always feasible (in some subsequent years no releases were possible).

That's why the company is going to hire around 200 people by 2021 to support this growth rate.

The methane production required to support this escape rate (>3.6×10 mol/yr) is significantly greater than the maximum input by basalt degassing (<0.6×10 mol/yr)—evidence that serpentinization of ultramafic rocks generates most of the methane and is the main active process producing isotopically heavy methane along the MAR.

Findings from Practice 1, in which health professionals administered the GPPAQs and 72.5% were classed as 'inactive' may support this suggestion – this rate of inactivity is higher than expected, even in an area of socio-economic deprivation, in comparison to a reported prevalence of approximately 40% in the general population [ 28].

Although virtual design and engineering tools have been key to supporting this fast rate of change, there remains a lack of seamless integration between and within tools across the domains of product, process, and resource design - especially to accommodate change.

A recent observation supports this: the rate at which total ozone increases in Antarctica during early winter is consistent with the descent and convergence that are part of the Brewer Dobson circulation; at 65°S the rate doubled between the 1960s and 1990s.

Interestingly, for the top four of these genomes we find independent evidence in the literature supporting this high rate of HGT [ 1, 27, 28].

Model parameter estimates from our data (Fig. 4B) support this model: the rate of genome shrinkage decreases over time (k<1).

The force-independent rate closely resembles the kcat of the NcKin motor domain [29], and previous studies support the identification of this rate with ADP release [30].

The learners also support this as they rated the interactive case portion as the most useful aspect (3.9/4.0).