Sentence examples for approximate service from inspiring English sources

As far as piercings went, the VCH was also affordable: with an approximate service fee of $40 and a jewelry cost between $20 and $40, a VCH piercing would cost only a few dollars more than a belly button or tongue ring.

As far as piercings went, the VCH was also affordable: with an approximate service fee of $40£2626) and a jewelry cost between $20£1313) and $40, a VCH piercing would cost only a few dollars more than a belly button or tongue ring.

Finally, the approximate service uptake was calculated as the total attendance from PHC registers, standardized per 100,000 catchment population (total catchment population in the 9 CCT clusters is 637,227; in 22 comparison clusters, 1,385,574).

As there may be several routes between a city/town and a hospital in Google Maps, we tabulated the driving time for each selected city/town to all of the hospitals providing cardiac surgery services and selected the route with the shortest driving time to approximate the service accessibility for LHINs.

The development of new environmental-friendly paint systems prompts the paint manufacturers to pay more attention to the issue of reliable test methods that also approximate actual service conditions.

The player making the smash often leaps to hit the ball with a stroke similar to the serve from a position approximating the service toss.

Lately, the fashion — adopted here by Amuse — has been to approximate complete services by interspersing plainchant, motets and other sacred settings among the Mass movements.

4. Who amongst you big enthusiastic "supporters of the troops" can tell me the approximate number of service women who have been raped while in the military?

Peer educators follow-up with patients who miss appointments on ad hoc basis via phone or home visits.> In order to most closely approximate "real-life" service delivery, the clinical interventions of the CIS package (i.e. POC CD4 count testing and accelerated ART initiation) are provided by clinic staff to all patients receiving care at the facility, not solely study participants.

Traditional research methods have tried to approximate access to services by spatial equality, using the density of service providers within a given area of land.

Electro-chemical test methods have the advantage of being fast while more long-term test methods can provide conditions that better approximate the in-service environment.