Sentence examples for variable tied from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats plan to vote to extend the government-subsidized rate — 3.4 percent for the 7.4 million students with Stafford loans — for another two years, while House Republicans approved a measure last week that would make the rate variable, tied to prevailing market trends.

We employ a suite of explanatory variables tied to road paving and other factors that vary both across and within the three sides of the frontier in order to model their importance for deforestation.

Variables tying coital experience to lifestyles that also entail other risk behaviours stood out strongly in modelling across and within all social-educational groups for both sexes.

These are "interest-only" mortgages that also carry low variable rates tied to a short-term index like the Libor, or London Inter Bank Offering Rate.

The rise in rates for fixed-rate mortgages has seen homeowners switch to variable rates, tied to the UK base rates.

Some creditors offer variable rates tied to interest rates or other gauges of the economy.

Where smart phones today receive partial video frames at a fixed rate, Reality Mobile sends whole frames (in the form of easily processed JPEG files) at a variable rate tied to available bandwidth.

At the French Insurer AXA: "The portion of the variable component tied to individual performance objectives is adjusted to comprise the principal component of annual compensation in such a way that compensation levels of AXA executives are generally situated within the upper range of the going market rate".

The duration of secondary thrombocytosis is variable and tied to the possibility of removing the underlying disease.

In announcing the program last fall, officials said that variable parking rates, tied to the duration of the stay and the time of day, were rare in the United States.

He added, "I am interested in looking at the feasibility of changing the system of financing student tuition so that the repayment mechanism is variable graduate contributions tied to earnings".