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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This recapture rate offers acceptable precision to estimate mortality.

Mortality estimates of the intertidal purple snail Plicopurpura pansa in the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico

Background In 1997, when the maximum tax rate on capital gains was reduced to 20 percent for assets held more than 12 months, a depreciation recapture rate of 25 percent was imposed on the portion of the gain that is assigned to the depreciable portion of the property.

Tax policy

Correction for gear selectivity yielded an effective release number of 12028 fish, which translated into an overall recapture rate of 3.

Prudhoe Bay Causeways and the summer coast movements of Arctic Cisco and least Cisco

In the past six months, he says, the bank's recapture rate has increased from 25 percent to closer to 30 percent.

The war against runoff

49% recapture rate of tagged fish) between 9 days and 19.

Estimation of discard mortality of sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) in Alaska longline fisheries

35 g, respectively), thus corresponding to a recapture rate of 29.

Growth rate estimation of Hexaplex (Trunculariopsis) trunculus (gastropoda: muricidae) based on mark/recapture experiments in the Ria Formosa lagoon (Algarve coast, southern Portugal)

The combination of: (1) the existing capital gains taxes; (2) a depreciation recapture rate of 25 percent; and (3) a composite depreciation life of 27.

Apartment Organizations Release 2001 Legislative Priorities

During a field season, the recapture rate for adults (306/349 = 88%) was significantly greater (z-test, z = 6.

Life history and population characteristics of the salamander Plethodon kentucki with a review of plethodon life histories

The recapture rate on real estate depreciation would be reduced from 25 percent to 23 percent.

APARTMENT INDUSTRY PRAISES HOUSE TAX RELIEF LEGISLATION AS A SIGNIFICANT STEP FORWARD

To test whether the recapture rate in the first summer after tagging was explained by patterns of fishing effort, data from the Marine Recreational Fisheries Statistics Survey were used.

Use of non-natal estuaries by migratory striped bass (Morone saxatilis) in summer

2403) that would eliminate the 25 percent recapture rate, making all gain over adjusted basis eligible for the lower tax rates.

TAXPAYER RELIEF IN SIGHT

The species with the highest recapture rate (78%) was the honeycomb grouper; a solitary, benthic predator.

Spillover of commercially valuable reef fishes from marine protected areas in Guam, Micronesia