Sentences with phrase «percent recovery rate»

It can then be sucked back out as the natural gas is extracted from the reservoir, meaning that there is a virtually complete recovery of the fracking fluid; water - based methods have roughly a 50 percent recovery rate.

Product protection, the renewability of our raw materials, and our outstanding 91 percent recovery rate, along with other health, environmental, and economic advantages, make corrugated boxes the right choice for food packaging.

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The ECB kept its benchmark interest rate at zero percent on Thursday though Draghi suggested that downside risks to the bloc's economy had diminished and its economic recovery picked up pace.

The economy has been stuck at a GDP growth rate between 2 and 3 percent since the recovery began in 2010.

The recovery rate for stolen boats in Florida last year was 36 percent, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau.

Too early, too aggressive — Rate hikes occur too early and too fast, a prospect that may stall recovery and lead to incremental losses of 2 percent for stocks and gains of 7 percent for government bonds

The first reason, developed in that blog, was that the Fed should have signaled a desire to exceed its two percent inflation target during periods of protracted recovery and low unemployment and in this context to signal that a rate increase was off the table for September and quite likely the rest of the year.

Fed officials say they won't stop buying long - term bonds intended to bolster the recovery until the unemployment rate hits 7 percent.

Ideal timing — The Fed raises rates in sync with a recovery, a prospect that may lead to an additional gain of 3 percent in global stocks and modest losses in global government bonds

Monetary policy: continued investment recovery, unemployment and inflation expectations are key; energy prices less so «The year - on - year rate of increase in the CPI is likely to be about 0 percent for the time being, due to the effects of the decline in energy prices.»

So why would the Fed want to be projecting only 2 percent inflation entering the 11th year of recovery with an unemployment rate clearly below their estimate of the NAIRU, or the non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment?

June 16 - 17: Even though the Committee would prefer the fed funds rate to return to a normal 2 - 3 percent range, it seemed more worried about jeopardizing the U.S. recovery by raising rates too soon.

While community banks have been instrumental in helping the nation recover from the financial crisis, the recovery that began in 2009 has averaged a growth rate of just over 2 percent — the weakest rebound in the post — World War II era.

While high - yield bond recovery rates hover around the 35 percent level, recovery rates in the loan space are more toward the 75 percent range.

As the financial crisis waned and the emergency lending programs were wound down, the Fed chairman faced a new challenge: A recovery hobbled by tight credit, a lackluster housing market and financial turmoil in Europe that left the unemployment rate at 9.1 percent two years after the expansion began.

[18] In hospital trials on 34 cardiac arrest patients in 2006 the normal rate of recovery and hospital discharge of 15 percent was increased to an incredible 80 percent.

Five years into the recovery, the unemployment rate for the least - skilled American workers is still 8.5 percent and many workers who left the labor market during the Great Recession have been having trouble finding work even with an improving economy.

We are enjoying the longest peace - time recovery in U.S. history, a record low unemployment rate (4.3 percent in May), and few signs of inflation, despite rapid expansion of output...

In consultation with Keith W. Sehnert, M.D., she wrote Alcoholism — The Biochemical Connection: A Biomedical Regimen for Recovery with a Proven 75 Percent Success Rate (New York: Villard Books, 1992).

We are almost six years into our economic recovery and the unemployment rate for our lowest - skill workers is still 8.4 percent, while the labor force participation rate for that population is 46.3 percent.

We are enjoying the longest peace - time recovery in U.S. history, a record low unemployment rate (4.3 percent in May), and few signs of inflation, despite rapid expansion of output and jobs.

During the past decade, the recovery rate for old corrugated containers continued to climb, hovering near 90 percent for the past four years.

During the past decade, the recovery rate for old corrugated containers continued to climb, reaching a remarkable 91 percent in 2012.

«Our goal is to award technology development efforts that will increase the oxygen recovery rate to at least 75 percent,» said Gazarik.

National health spending is estimated to have reached $ 2.8 trillion and grew 3.9 percent — the same rate as in 2011 — reflecting the persistent effects of the recession and the modest recovery.

Without this help, the recovery rate was only 4.1 percent.

This often reduces the chance of recovery significantly: the cure rate for prostate cancer is 32 percent and only 11 percent for colon cancer.

The exercises are performed at 80 to 90 percent of a person's maximum heart rate with alternating recovery periods at 40 to 50 percent of a person's heart rate.

With the U.S. economy trying to crawl back to recovery, an unemployment rate above 8 percent, and state and local governments facing the prospect of insolvency, many school districts have found it necessary to cut expenditures and personnel.

In a recent editorial, the Los Angeles Times called into question the district's record - high 75 percent graduation rate, as it said that the figure was based in part on LA Unified's dependence on its less - than - rigorous online credit - recovery courses.

And a 2013 investigative story published in Newsweek on New Orleans» Recovery School District notes that at that point in time, eight years following the establishment of the RSD, 79 percent of those schools were still rated a D or F according to the Louisiana Department of Education.

Let's say it turns out that this «all hands on deck» approach that really probably the true rate was more like 70 percent than 75 percent if you don't accept these credit recovery courses.

Before the credit recovery program began across the district in the fall, the projected graduation rate was 54 percent, a steep decline from last year's all - time high of 77 percent.

While LA Unified's projected graduation rate continues to tick up this spring as seniors complete extra credit recovery courses to make up those they previously failed, 30 percent of those the district considers «on track» for graduation currently aren't because they are failing at least one A through G class.

Due to a $ 15 million credit recovery program that has been hailed as widely successful by district officials but criticized by some education experts, the last projected A-G completion rate calculated by the district was 68 percent — but predicted to potentially top 80 percent.

MTDA's overall credit recovery passing rate is 57 percent, which falls at the high end of the range found in prior studies of online classes.

Even more stunning, in Los Angeles the graduation rate grew from 54 percent to 75 percent in a single year when credit recovery was introduced in 2015.

Kirch's article also reports that in Nashville, graduation rates increased from 70 percent in 2007 to 81.6 percent in 2015 following the introduction of online credit recovery.

When it was announced in February that the graduation rate was at 54 percent, the district augmented a «credit recovery plan,» which allowed students to take crash courses on weekends, holidays, etc. — and voila!

After LA Unified skyrocketed from a projected 49 percent graduation rate last fall to a record - setting 75 percent for the 2015 - 16 school year, academic experts, California public universities, editorial boards and even the school board president are all asking hard questions about one major aspect of the turnaround — online credit recovery.

A $ 15 million credit recovery program started in the fall that included online classes and staff interventions was credited with raising the projected rate to 74 percent by the end of the term, topping last year's rate of 72 percent, while California graduation rates also rose to a new high of 82 percent.

A $ 15 - million credit recovery program took LA Unified's projected graduation rate from 49 percent last fall to an estimated 75 percent this summer, a record.

While LA Unified is firmly committed to online credit recovery classes as a means to the district's newly stated top goal — 100 percent graduation — Los Angeles charter school operators use these classes much more sparingly, as their graduation rates tend to be far ahead of the district's.

However, the district has predicted large gains in A-G completion last school year due in part to a $ 15 million credit recovery program, and preliminary data show the graduation rate will be 75 percent.

Internal district documents show just how dire the situation may become if the credit recovery programs are not successful: Projections show that in each of the six districts, the A-G completion rate for 2016 would be 50 percent or less.

The prediction of an 80 percent graduation rate made by the district was not official, but more anecdotal and based on the high number of students enrolled in credit recovery programs to complete their A through G courses.

It reports a recovery rate of 122.1 percent ($ 122.10 for every $ 100 owed) on Federal Family Education Loans (FFEL).

The DOE reports a recovery rate of 110.6 percent ($ 110.60 for every $ 100 owed) on defaulted loans from the Direct Loan program.

If this is done carefully, the recovery rate approaches 90 percent.

And if they do, 92 percent sounds like quite a good recovery rate from a critically ill state.