Sentences with phrase «subsequent rate»

Results indicate that youth released from PLL had lower rates of reoffending than those receiving standard aftercare, with statistically significant differences found for subsequent rates of juvenile readjudication.

Most analysts expect the first rate hike to come in September of this year, but that the pace of subsequent rate hikes will be slow, taking into account continued middling economic growth and below - target inflation.

In a Stony Brook University - led study that uses website - based experiments to uncover whether the age - old adage that «success breeds success» is a reality, researchers found that early success bestowed on individuals produced significant increases in subsequent rates of success, in comparison to non-recipients of success.

«This is so because the timing of interest - rate liftoff and the pace of subsequent rate increases can still surprise markets,» Lagarde said in a speech at India's central bank in Mumbai.

Similar recent experiments have demonstrated, for example, that briefly holding a warm beverage buoys subsequent ratings of another's personality, that social isolation sensitizes a person to all things chilly, that inappropriate social mimicry creates a sense of cold, and that differences in the setting of the experimental lab's thermostat leads test subjects to construe social relationships differently.

The tool and subsequent ratings provided rich discussion, and we will use the tool to discuss and validate ratings with our stakeholders, then use the planning guide to decide next steps.»

Read in its historical context (the phrase first appeared in the Poor Rate Exemption Act 1833 and had been carried over into subsequent rating legislation) the statute required only «congregational worship», that was, the assembly of a congregation whose association was solely for the purpose of joining in worship and not because they had private links such as being members of the same family, school or college.

As muscle damaging exercise has previously been reported to decrease GLUT4 translocation and subsequent rates of muscle glycogen resynthesis [49], the possibility that it also may impart a negative effect on protein transporters and rates of protein synthesis can not be discounted.

The subsequent rates of juvenile offending, substance use and mental health were factored with maternal age, education and SES.

The model seems to successfully predict when the next day of fatal attacks might arise just based on the time between the first two attacks and the subsequent rate of escalation.

After 4.6 years, no difference was seen between the two groups in their subsequent rate of heart attacks or strokes.

Like the rate of formation of a star, the subsequent rate of evolution on the main sequence is proportional to the mass of the star; the greater the mass, the more rapid the evolution.

Advertising has no influence on the books we accept for review and the subsequent rating of those books.

That imbalance of eagerness between buyers and sellers has clearly affected prices of risky assets, but it does not generate new cash flows - it simply raises the valuation that the market places on existing streams of future cash flows, and thereby lowers the subsequent rate of return on holding those securities.

The Standard sets a new interest rate at the beginning of each subsequent rate guarantee period, and we guarantee the rate for that period.

Should the rating fall below investment grade, the interest rate on the note will be adjusted to reflect the market rate for the subsequent rating.

This means the rate can change a full 6 % once it initially becomes an adjustable - rate mortgage, 2 % periodically (with each subsequent rate change), and 6 % total throughout the life of the loan.

This depends on the introductory and subsequent rates for the new card — and how quickly you intend to pay off the account balance.

Also ensure that you keep all of your personal information updated so that your subsequent rates are as accurate as possible.