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| However, the drop-out | rate has been improving steadily since 1997, when th |
| During the 2001-02 school year, the drop-out | rate stood at 29.83%. |
| Fr. Mendes was alarmed at the drop-out | rate of Christian students after they completed thei |
| The drop-out | rate is estimated to be 70.3 percent. |
| ointestinal side effects led to a high drop-out | rate in clinical trials. |
| The drop-out | rate was 0.4% and the chronic truancy rate was 0.2%, |
| ons and the City of Boston to lower the dropout | rate in Boston's high schools. |
| In terms of the dropout | rate, 1.8% of Downey Unified School District's stude |
| The dropout | rate lowered from 10.8% in 2007 to 2.5% in 2008. |
| in English, which also made for a large dropout | rate. |
| Mitford reported a high dropout | rate (between 66 and 90%), which she concluded was p |
| · Arab City Schools has a low dropout | rate of 4.7% · Each Arab school provides a low stude |
| LHS students attend college with a 0.7% dropout | rate. |
| But the dropout | rate is unacceptably high. |
| human strength and speed, has a high durability | rate, sharp senses and free running abilities. |
| st all woolen goods subject to the maximum duty | rate. |
| epler, Street argued, like Kepler, that Earth's | rate of daily rotation is not uniform. |
| ing business all over world and having economic | rate is 86% , source of revenue is from business. |
| 09 ICC World Twenty20, bowling at an economical | rate and regularly taking wickets along with his spi |
| ler and that is shown in his reasonable economy | rate. |
| Dilley finished with 6-2-21-1 with an economy | rate of 3.50 runs per over. |
| m 11 matches at an average of 12.09, an economy | rate of 6.46 and a strike rate of 11.20, the best am |
| k a single wicket, although with a good economy | rate of 1.96 runs per over from his 10.1 overs. |
| ng 4 wickets at an average of 34.00 and economy | rate of 6.80, which England won after beating Austra |
| He took 32 catches, and bowled with an economy | rate of 1.96. |
| He had a career economy | rate of less than 2.00 runs per over. |
| aji has been notably consistent for the economy | rate in all T20 matches in the IPL Chennai Super Kin |
| , could bowl long spells and had a fine economy | rate on flatter batting tracks. |
| this high editing | rate helps to ensure that all the clues exist, and h |
| shows the microbicide has an overall effective | rate of 39 percent. |
| oyment taxes paid that may reduce the effective | rate to 0.8%. |
| ement table calculates a separate effectiveness | rate for each month of the study, as well as for a s |
| 0 flight hours with a 98% mission effectiveness | rate. |
| While the 39 percent is the overall efficacy | rate for the trial, the results also show that women |
| Warren says it's unclear how high the efficacy | rate would have to be before medical officials and r |
| In 2007, Butler opposed the Illinois electric | rate increase that continues to leave many people to |
| ntained of his hits and misses; the elimination | rate was 12%. |
| with mexazolam results in a reduced elimination | rate of mexazolam. |
| ailure on haemodialysis have a slow elimination | rate and a reduced volume of distribution of the dru |
| with midazolam results in a reduced elimination | rate of midazolam. |
| it contains choices for the shear or elongation | rate, and the length-scale. |
| Net emigration | rate is zero (2006 estimate) according to the CIA wo |
| For example, the spontaneous emission | rate and behaviour of atoms is altered by such a mic |
| es with the purpose of improving the employment | rate among Roma people, who currently (as of 2006) h |
| al population and improvement of the employment | rate and productivity. |
| Dodge was able to maintain a stable employment | rate despite the inherent dangers of mining and the |
| ion of excellence with a 100 percent employment | rate after graduation, due in large part to the inte |
| er, and a more player-friendly battle encounter | rate were also added. |
| rtical migration) or to increase prey encounter | rate. |
| , but eventually begin to expand at an enormous | rate. |
| Enormous | rate increases in the wholesale electricity industry |
| In 1996, the gross primary enrollment | rate was 119.6 percent, and the net primary enrollme |
| The overall idea is that the maximum entropy | rate stochastic process that satisfies the given con |
| te's temporal evolution to maximize the entropy | rate of the implied stochastic process.) |
| "Distance Equals | Rate Times Time" - 1:24 |
| This depends on the erosion | rate of the surface which is controlled by the dose |
| First, we choose an error | rate of 1/3; that is, at most 33% of the keys we ins |
| Pol II has a low error | rate but it is much too slow to be of any use in nor |
| ng activity, and a 5-fold decrease in the error | rate of replication compared to Taq. |
| uclease proofreading activity, and has an error | rate measured at about 1 in 9,000 nucleotides. |
| ognition results in text with 30-40% word error | rate. |
| assembly you are left with the raw device error | rate which will be significantly higher than the 99. |
| To achieve an error | rate of e − 10 requires several comparison steps. |
| ve been seen tends to increase the Type I error | rate owing to testing effects suggested by the data. |
| sequences as BLAST at the same speed and error | rate. |
| tion are needed to correctly maintain the error | rate when the data are examined multiple times withi |
| ted, which results in a lower SNP calling error | rate. |
| of quantum-chemical calculations for estimating | rate constants of elementary processes and thermodyn |
| trast to this, the potential annual evaporation | rate reaches 3 m. |
| used as a volatile dye with a known evaporation | rate to indicate end of use of various products (suc |
| The bigger is the evaporation | rate, the higher is the flux of material through the |
| different beam energy so that their evaporation | rate can be controlled. |
| Near the Sun, the heating and evaporation | rate will be so great, that no dust can be retained. |
| Evaporation | rate is determined by a sequence of measurements ove |
| Cerium boride cathodes show lower evaporation | rate at 1700 K than lanthanum boride, but it becomes |
| function of withdrawn quantity and evaporation | rate is plotted in the concerning graph. |
| urface of the water and slowing the evaporation | rate of the pool water. |
| to go into the atmosphere at an ever-increasing | rate. |
| by phantom energy expands at an ever-increasing | rate. |
| With its exact | rate of decline still unresolved, it is downlisted a |
| U-15 to the seniors, he netted at an excellent | rate at every level. |
| d outstanding maneuverability, and an excellent | rate of climb. |
| not recognize the need to correct an excessive | rate of descent after the aircraft had passed decisi |
| The exchange | rate strengthened from the equivalent of over 5 lita |
| illion in 2008 (USD 2.9 billion at the exchange | rate of 31/12/2008). |
| with a dramatic drop in the US-German exchange | rate, U.S. street prices of the Porsche lineup incre |
| Systems Approach to Modelling the EMS Exchange | Rate Mechanism', Economic and Social Review (special |
| It tried to keep a fixed exchange | rate, and attempted to deal with inflation and sterl |
| luation of currency for the commercial exchange | rate |
| ribbean dollar which maintains a fixed exchange | rate of 2.67-to-one with the United States dollar. |
| Due to a fixed exchange | rate, the only way to affect the demand for gold was |
| tion of Thai Industries state that the exchange | rate of 37 baht to the US dollar is affecting the na |
| t the scarcity in money was due to the exchange | rate. |
| ease the central value of the floating exchange | rate range of the forint. |
| o the crisis when the Hong Kong dollar exchange | rate was at an all-time low. |
| Due to exchange | rate fluctuations, the real price line is only relev |
| l known for stating that in a floating exchange | rate system, expansion of the money supply can only |
| calculated at annual average official exchange | rate; *** - ILO methodology (% of workforce). |
| changes in the Japanese yen-US Dollar exchange | rate, among other reasons. |
| ether the UK should enter the European Exchange | Rate Mechanism. |
| ed extensively on monetary, fiscal and exchange | rate issues as well as the problems of economic refo |
| s the end of the 1:1 peso-dollar fixed exchange | rate (convertibility) after almost 11 years. |
| June 25: The exchange | rate briefly reaches 4 pesos per U.S. dollar in the |
| Fixing the exchange | rate to 360 yen to one US dollar to keep Japanese ex |
| Studies of high-frequency exchange | rate data have found that mis-pricings do arise in t |
| rs (who continued to favour a floating exchange | rate) were making his job impossible and he resigned |
| The exchange | rate fell from 24 old Zimbabwean dollars per U.S. do |
| He has given the concept of Foreign exchange | rate in foreign direct investment. |
| to keep the pound within the European Exchange | Rate Mechanism (ERM) system at an overvalued rate. |
| Hence, if the exchange | rate ever neared the bottom of its permitted range, |
| Walters, when Walters claimed that the Exchange | Rate Mechanism was "half baked". |
| en Britain dropped out of the European Exchange | Rate Mechanism. |
| The exchange | rate in January 2006 was about 8 bolivianos per US$1 |
| GDP (official exchange | rate): US$547 million (in 2001) |
| Within a few years, the exchange | rate had lost its historical basis and no longer bor |
| hesis was on the subject “Monetary and Exchange | Rate Policy in the Republic of Macedonia during the |
| on the gold standard and the official exchange | rate of the rupee be established at 15 rupees per Br |
| he editor (with Richard C. Marston) of Exchange | Rate Theory and Practice (1984, University of Chicag |
| of Hong Kong shares to sustain linked exchange | rate during the Asian Financial Crisis. |
| r a fully convertible currency and its exchange | rate was therefore not an indication of the underlyi |
| o Balance Model of the Sterling-Dollar Exchange | Rate', Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 122, 478-496. |
| The government responded with a Linked exchange | rate in 17 October 1983. |
| hievements included : (i) floating the exchange | rate with minimal volatility, (ii) introducing inter |
| Boutros-Ghali has published texts on exchange | rate and monetary policy, external debt problems and |
| By fixing the exchange | rate of all countries on the gold standard, it ensur |
| The yuan's exchange | rate is tightly managed by the central bank, althoug |
| The fixing of the exchange | rate contributed to large capital inflows from abroa |
| was enacted on March 23, 1994, and the exchange | rate fixed at 3.9 litai per U.S. dollar on April 1, |
| netary Fund as an adviser on monetary, exchange | rate, and fiscal policy in 1980, and briefly taught |
| imed at punishing China for fixing its exchange | rate gained ground in the U.S. Congress last week, a |
| The exchange | rate worsened distortions in the economy at all leve |
| The urinary excretion | rate reached 0.16% on Day 7. |
| - entrains smoke and thus increases the exhaust | rate of smoke from the space. |
| of major decisions including the first Exigency | Rate Case, the first Non-Compliance Determination, a |
| a 25 cents an hour increase over the existing | rate.) |
| 2001 : Wendy Freedman : The Expansion | Rate of the Universe |
| of deuterium and observations of the expansion | rate of the universe led to a large effort to find p |
| failure to gain weight and grow at the expected | rate (failure to thrive). |
| e of its major uses is to control the explosion | rate of propylene glycol dinitrate. |
| Riemannian invariant measuring the exponential | rate of volume growth. |
| nces of this kind grow at a certain exponential | rate, but it is difficult to compute the rate explic |
| ongly dependent on the dose, route of exposure, | rate at which it spreads, and the health of the affl |
| f this central disc lowered the IUD's expulsion | rate. |
| In 2004, using the 1995 NSFG failure | rate, Trussell increased (by 10 times) his typical u |
| rn-in time the devices with the highest failure | rate fail first and can be taken out of the cohort. |
| The failure | rate h (or hazard rate) is given by |
| ve (with an appropriately lower ongoing failure | rate). |
| The drop in failure | rate was due to the introduction of the monobloc ste |
| study provided no data on the eHarmony failure | rate for comparison. |
| The failure | rate of fertility awareness varies widely depending |
| rately did not ask about the success or failure | rate in order to keep a positive frame of mind. |
| Research after the war estimated a 40% failure | rate of air-launched V-1s, and the He-111s were extr |
| ot possible are expected to have a zero failure | rate for the lifetime of the vehicle. |
| Zipper et al. who reported a first year failure | rate of 3.1%. |
| and gamma distributions with respect to failure | rate. |
| The withdrawal method has a failure | rate of about 4% per year if used correctly at every |
| a few minutes of actual use, but their failure | rate will be expected to be zero during that period. |
| a successful burn-in is a bathtub-like failure | rate, that is, there are noticeable early failures w |
| Due to steadily falling | rate of production (9%), SOCAR hired Kvaerner to pro |
| "The Falling | Rate of Profit", 1976, in Howard and King, editor, E |
| A false-detection | rate of at least 0.27% is therefore expected. |
| of the time (in other words, the false-negative | rate is 1%). |
| enly ring it 1% of the time (the false-positive | rate is 1%). |
| Celebration church has grown at such a fast | rate that another local church, Celebration Baptist |
| After the merge CyberTown expanded at a fast | rate in terms of new worlds being opened and new use |
| Due to the small amount needed and the fast | rate that temephos breaks down in water, this type o |
| rough France, losing money and horses at a fast | rate. |
| on's hair grows very long at an impossibly fast | rate. |
| n can process information at an incredibly fast | rate. |
| e forward speed increased to an abnormally fast | rate, at about 30 mph (48 km/h). |
| note-tuplets in cut time, played at a very fast | rate of Allegro. |
| lso stripped the leaves off the trees at a fast | rate than the leaves normally fell. |
| less modest conditions for cultivation and fast | rate of growth have led many locals to plant ashitab |
| The first is a gun with a faster | rate of fire. |
| trata of shale and mudstone eroding at a faster | rate than the hard wearing millstone. |
| ilion River with larger volumes and at a faster | rate than runoff upstream. |
| iskey and can be mass produced at a much faster | rate. |
| ld steel, a material which corrodes at a faster | rate than other forms of steel such as cast iron or |
| fend the core which mines resources at a faster | rate. |
| 30%, with independents growing at a much faster | rate than either major party. |
| to more consistent treatment adherence, faster | rate of increase in cancer knowledge, and faster rat |
| wo characters, other than Riggs having a faster | rate of fire for his handgun, but at the cost of hav |
| ed to be moving away from the Earth at a faster | rate than closer galaxies. |
| inches or less the Amigo slows at a much faster | rate to exert reduced force on an approaching obstru |
| ely with speed which compensates for the faster | rate of change of the field seen by the coils, thus |
| The arquebus did, however, have a faster | rate of fire than the most powerful crossbow, a shor |
| ceived the Trends Gazelle award for the fastest | rate of growth among Belgian start-up companies. |
| The same study showed that the fastest | rate of tumor growth occurred in patients with the h |
| limb than Mount Everest and has a high fatality | rate. |
| nt was a cited as a factor in the high fatality | rate. |
| me body of evidence, he notes that the fatality | rate for his slaves was one in twelve, and that "The |
| Its fatality | rate is uncertain but appears to be 75 to 100%. |
| used by spindle speed that is too low or a feed | rate that is too high. |
| fficiently at speed of 200 to 300 RPM, and feed | rate just fast enough to avoid chatter. |
| The fermentation | rate is also sensitive to alkali concetrations. |
| wth to increase, while conversely, fermentation | rate decreases. |
| Total fertility | rate: 6.33 children born/woman (2000 est.) |
| 1979 Islamic Revolution (in 1976 the fertility | rate was 6 children/woman), Ayatullah Khomeini's edi |
| in Australia having above replacement fertility | rate. |
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