failure rate

And the failure rate for new books, they say, is probably more than 20 to 1.

On average, he said, a failure rate of about 1 percent is common.

But some say that even a 12 percent failure rate is too high.

Under these conditions they could have expected a higher failure rate.

Schools across the state reported that failure rates were far higher than expected.

Officials would not say what the original failure rates were.

Even a 1 percent failure rate would still affect 650,000 people.

Why is the failure rate among minority students so high?

With the new standards, the failure rate will be even greater.

It is quite effective with a 3 percent failure rate during the first year of use.

This week he ran across a another organization's failure rate.

Most of those well after the failure rate became apparent.

For example, the failure rate on the tests this summer was actually higher than last summer's.

However, their failure rates were found to be higher than many of the models on the market at the time.

He acknowledged, though, that the failure rate can be a lot higher.

That is a failure rate of almost one device a month.

However, the failure rate for the new citizenship test is much higher.

This failure rate changes throughout the life of the product.

When used correctly each time, the failure rates are lower.

But the failure rate for franchises is about 5 percent.

"But the discipline is difficult and there's a very high failure rate."

Another problem of smart cards may be the failure rate.

State officials say they expect the failure rate to remain closer to 15 percent.

Among students who enter between first and third grade, the failure rate is 75 percent.

However, these early systems had a high failure rate so they were very unreliable.