Sentence examples for annual average frequency from inspiring English sources

These objectives included minimization of average total relevant annual cost, annual average frequency of stock out occasions, and annual average number of times stock out.

The annual average frequency of outpatient consultation per patient is 5.8 times in the United States, 6.1 times in Great Britain, 6.5 times in Germany, and 6.5 times in France, compared to 16.0 times in Japan, which is exceptionally high [ 21].

Figure 6a d shows the spatial distribution of the annual average drought frequency (ADF), mean drought duration (MDD), mean drought severity (MDS), and mean drought intensity (MDI) in China during 1961 2014.

Annual average drought frequency (ADF) was computed for each grid as the total number of the identified drought events during 1961 2014 divided by the length of the study period 54 years.

The allocation results were derived under an extremely dry year (with an annual average water flow frequency of 95%), a very dry year (with an annual average water flow frequency of 90%), a dry year (with an annual average water flow frequency of 75%), and a normal year (with an annual average water flow frequency of 50%) during historical and future periods.

(ii) The minimum required sampling frequency for determining the annual average HHV (e.g., monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or by lot) is specified in § 98.34.

In a similar way as in Fig. 9a, the cleaning frequency drives the SR values, whose annual average tends to one as N increases.

Annual average diet was assessed with the semiquantitative Willett Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) (van de Rest et al. 2009).

Fire data from the MODIS (MCD45A1.051) burned area monthly product at 500 m resolution72 were used to derive the annual average and annual trend in mean annual burned area, fire frequency, and burn date per 0.5 × 0.5° square between 2000 and 2017.

Using different frequency regulation dead bands, the estimated operating life and annual average cost of the Li-ion ESS are compared in Table 2.

Statistical analysis: The simple frequencies of the variables of the study and the annual average incidence (per 1,000,000 children/years) by age and sex were obtained.