Examples of using Record rate in English and their translations into Spanish
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The recorded rate in 1997 was only just in line with population growth.
And homeowners are defaulting at record rates.
Guest worker visas are being denied at record rates.
Three zones, South-West, South-East and the South-South recorded rates higher than the national average.
A schedule can be used to change the record rates and select whether the alarms or activity detection is enabled.
create jobs at record rates.
there are record rates of endemism, in sometimes very limited surface areas.
Although the recorded rates of malnutrition have fallen over the last decade, the food security
The highest recorded rates are found in the southern regions: Centrale(55 per cent),
The lack of consistency between the recorded rates again highlighted the current difficulties associated with the accurate recording of rajid by-catch.
Of the 29 provincial governments which submitted data, eight recorded rates below 30 per cent.
only six countries recorded rates of 90 per cent
These concerns also reflect the fact that record rates of growth in international trade in goods
The recorded rate of participation for the judiciary is 26 per cent,
Since 2009, private technology growth investors have continued to raise capital at record rates, up from $11 billion in 2009 to $41 billion in 2015,
In Lebanon, there is a high recorded rate of caesarean delivery(more than 40% of all deliveries);
thanks to the statistics that place it as a company with record rates referring to its high safety index,
North Central states recorded rates below the national average while the highest rate(0.7 per cent)
Ms. AIDOO noted that Sierra Leone was sadly famous for its record rates of maternal and infant mortality
Despite record rates of global economic growth,
