recapture rate

In appraisal, used to describe the rate of recovery of an investment in a wasting asset—one that becomes less valuable because it is used up,like an oil lease.

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Alternatively, the low adult recapture rate may also be because adult hawksbills only visit CNP as a stopover during longer migrations to areas outside of the Park.

Distribution, size range and growth rates of hawksbill turtles at a major foraging ground in the eastern Pacific Ocean

Some individuals were trapped up to six times, with a mean recapture rate of 3.2 times.

Observations of ground activity in leadbeater's possum Gymnobelideus leadbeateri in subalpine snowgum woodland at Mount Baw Baw, Victoria

One of the biggest sources of pride for Carla Wise, Freedom's executive vice president in charge of servicing, is the company's customer recapture rate, which she says exceeds 50 percent.

It's always sunny near Philadelphia: New Jersey-based Freedom Mortgage has jumped into the top 10 among originators the old-fashioned way-by using its servicing portfolio to subsidize mortgage origination volume

Multi-state models estimate survival rate (S), recapture rate (p), transition probabilities between condition states (W) and reporting rate (r), which is the probability that a bear which dies is reported.

Use of multi-state models to explore relationships between changes in body condition, habitat and survival of grizzly bears Ursus arctos horribilis

The rapid decline in recapture rate and recapture frequency over the 3 nights in the summer suggests that the cumulative metabolic stress from trawl activities was likely beyond its physiological threshold to cause death or to prolong the recovery phase.

Seasonal, spatial, and postharvest variability in the survival of repeatedly discarded saucer scallops in Shark Bay, Western Australia

1245, subjecting it to an ordinary income tax rate potentially higher than the 25% recapture rate for real property under Sec.

Side effects of cost segregation: tax advisers need to tally the pros and cons

There was a striking difference in recapture rate between the 1960s (17%) and 1990s (4%).

In 1997, when Congress reduced the maximum tax rate on long-term capital gains to 20 percent (for assets held more than 12 months), it imposed a 25 percent depreciation recapture rate on the portion of the gain assigned to the depreciable portion of a property.

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When capital gains tax rates were reduced to 15 percent from 20 percent in 2003, the deprecia-tion recapture rate remained at 25 percent.

Congress considers changes in capital gains and depreciation recapture

TABLE 1 Movement distances and recapture rate for C.

Fine scale gene flow and individual movements among subpopulations of Centrolene prosoblepon (Anura: Centrolenidae)

Overall recapture rate was 14.5% and individual recapture rate was 12.4% (to date the highest recapture rate achieved for this species).

Survivorship of radio-transmittered urban White-winged Doves on the Edwards Plateau, Texas