Sentence examples for useful rate from inspiring English sources

Mercury does not combine with oxygen to produce mercury II) oxide, HgO, at a useful rate until heated to the range of 300 to 350 °C (572 to 662 °F).

Thus he states that for evolutionary times over one million years, he uses a molecular clock of 2% per million years, but the reader understands why this is an approximation, what factors affect the accuracy of the estimate, and why it is nevertheless a useful rate for the purposes of the text.

We judged the latter to be a "useful" rate of service provision when judged against the reported 20% of Medicaid-enrolled children who reportedly receive preventive dental services in dental offices [ 13].

Mr. Greenberger said that while the council bases its ratings on various parameters of window performance, the most useful rating is the window's "U-value".

The Likert-type rating scale used is largely accepted in the psychology literature as the most useful rating method [9].

The reviews of the fixed product will be used to outweigh older ones of the broken product to create a more consistent and useful rating of the product users would receive now.

The hydrogenation of molecular nitrogen and of olefins such as ethylene (an olefin is an unsaturated hydrocarbon compound; it has at least two adjacent carbon atoms joined by a double bond to which other atoms or groups of atoms can be joined directly) is a process of extraordinary commercial importance and requires catalysts to occur at useful rates.

Here's a useful rating of pocket contenders.

. So what are we trying to do? Essentially, we're adding a useful rating system to our reviews.

It's important to note that a down rating is not the same as a "Spam" mark, so it is actually a useful rating for people who you follow on purpose but don't really like.

Terminology from medical screening could be useful: detection rate (DR – the proportion of truly negative trials that are stopped early) and false-positive rate (FPR – the proportion of trials with modest treatment effects that are stopped early).