Sentence examples for to get a rate of from inspiring English sources

We had three main objectives for the day: 1) determine how much the paleosols in the terraces are offset by so we can try to get a rate of movement; 2) systematically collect samples from a single loess face and collect some solid blocks of loess for other analyses; and 3) look at the river cut down near the lower villages.

This ATP cost was divided by the length of the recording (125 s) to get a rate of energy consumption (in ATP molecules/s) for each cell.

The rate of Y Y gene conversion has been estimated to be 2 × 10−4 conversions per duplicated nucleotide per generation for multigene families lying within palindromes (Rozen et al. 2003), and we multiplied this number by the mean human Y gene size (∼2,000 bp, ENSEMBL GRcH37 for human data) to get a rate of gene conversion per gene (rGC) of 0.4.

Even for such associations that stem from the candidate gene era, it is uncommon to get a rating of "strong" epidemiologic evidence grading (AAA), unless the P value for the summary effect is substantially lower.

"Even though the feed-in tariff rate has come down, you're still going to get a 6% rate of return on a solar installation, you're not going to get that return on an ISA".

There's a lot of young workers at our rallies we go to that when they hear that I'm going to trust them at their option to be able to manage, under certain guidelines, some of their own money to get a better rate of return so that they'll have a retirement plan in the future, they begin to nod their heads.

I was able to get a discounted rate of $103 a night on the Web site of the Aston Executive Centre, 1088 Bishop Street, (808) 539-3000, (808) 523-1088, www.aston-hotels.com, an all-suite hotel.

Goldcorp has done this successfully in the past, and will likely hold back some of its production going forward to get a higher rate of return in the future.

We started to get a constant rate of sales and we started getting repeat customers.

"I'm in the U.S. to get a reasonable rate of return".

"Nobody is against people investing in London trying to get a good rate of return," he said.