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Meanings of increased rate in English

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Usage of increased rate in English
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With increased momentum you get an increased rate as multiplied by space.
Seen and Unseen
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Current reports describe an increased rate of preterm birth and C-section.
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No specific ALL therapy was associated with an increased rate of birth defects.
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Obesity may be an important contributing factor to the increased rate of OSA.
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An increased rate of obstruction of peritoneal dialysis catheters is observed during peritonitis.
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Metastatic clones exhibit an increased rate of spontaneous mutation compared with nonmetastatic clones.
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Elevated GDF-15 concentration was also associated with an increased rate of heart failure.
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Chicago gained international attention last year for its increased rate of murders, mostly shootings.
Reuters
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The increased rate comes into effect in January next year.
The Irish Times
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LTE(4) levels are associated with an increased rate of hospitalizations for pain.
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This transport is associated with an increased rate of complications.
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Enuresis and nocturia are not associated with an increased rate of pain or ACS.
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PFO was not associated with increased rate of recurrent stroke.
Pubmed
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It rendered you ultra-sensitive and made you respond to an increased rate of vibration.
Three John Silence Stories
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Roger felt his flesh creep, and hurried forward at an increased rate of speed.
Across the Spanish Main: A Tale of the Sea in the Days of Queen ...
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His heart began to beat at an increased rate and his breathing became labored.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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