Sentence examples for the equivalent rate from inspiring English sources

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the equivalent rate in 2013 was 71.5percentnt.

The equivalent rate of symptomatic improvement was 59 and 66% respectively.

We have no idea what the equivalent rate for the eurozone might be, but the level being spoken of is something around 10 per cent.

The average rate offered by the leading current account providers on instant access-style saving accounts opened in the last two years was around 0.5% while the equivalent rate offered by other institutions was 1.2%.

It found that at the end of 2013, the average interest rate on "easy access" savings accounts opened within the previous two years was around 0.8% while the equivalent rate for accounts opened more than five years before was less than 0.3%.

Our estimates put the seasonally adjusted underemployment rate among those aged under 25 at 23.8 per cent in the last quarter of 2014, more than 7 percentage points above their unemployment rate and 3.4 times the equivalent rate for all workers.

The equivalent rates for British equities and long-term bonds were 8% and 6.8% respectively.So does this mean the market is now hideously overblown and due for another downturn?

We are also seeing big differences in participation rates across the UK with 45% of 18-year-olds in London now in higher education, but the equivalent rates in Scotland, Wales and most English regions are nearer 30%.

In Euroland the equivalent rates are 0.8% and 2.5%, respectively.

These are the collection of points and the equivalent rating of users.

The worse was yet to come when the Academy discharged him with the equivalent rating of those who are convicted of a military justice offense.