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Meanings of high rate in English

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Usage of high rate in English
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Conclusions: County hospitals have a high rate of inappropriate admissions of children.
Pubmed
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No surprise there, given the high rate of contagion in that country.
Jamaica Observer
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Background: Gastric carcinoma occurs at a high rate in alcoholic Japanese men.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: A high rate of intracranial abnormalities was found in this study.
Pubmed
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Racial tensions are high and there is a high rate of crime.
The new yorker
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Conclusion: Plates on the frontozygomatic suture have a high rate of complications.
Pubmed
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Both vehicles traveled down the road at a high rate of speed.
Salvador strike
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A very high rate of units has no specific rooms for smokers.
Pubmed
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It would appear that I am being charged an excessively high rate.
The Irish Times
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But to me, the high rate of colonization must be bad news.
Wired
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It was a success but had a high rate of employee attrition.
The Guardian
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In these patients fibroblasts are characterized by a high rate of mutations.
Pubmed
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We are poor, and so are not living at a high rate.
The Life of Froude
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Worst of all, they have a very high rate of false alarms.
Wired
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And he said deaths would continue at a high rate for a while.
The Guardian
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Clearly a course with job prospects, and a very high rate of employability.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
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United States of America
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