Sentence examples for certification rates for from inspiring English sources

These range from the substantially reducing highly toxic and potentially harmful emissions from print sites by substituting solvent-based cleaning materials with water-based press cleaning alternatives; achieving ISO14001 certification for the print sites; maintaining high recycling and certification rates for our newsprint and magazine paper; and working to embed sustainability in purchasing.

To examine variability across England in certification rates for age related macular degeneration (AMD) between 1st April 2011 and 31st March 2012.

A prospective routinely collected national dataset was used for analysis giving accurate data on certification rates across England.

For the countries with the most applicants (Egypt, Syria, Lebanon) the ultimate certification rates were 54.7%%, 75.3 %, and 80.8 %, respectively.

There were no significant differences between the groups for location of medical school (89.4% United States) or for board certification rate (36.5%) (data not shown).

Poles and Germans had low contact rates for all diagnostic groups examined, but were overrepresented among patients in need of sickness certification.

LEED, which stands for "Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design," is an internationally recognized certification program for rating green buildings.

Nicole Hassoun proposes a certification program for rating pharmaceutical companies' contributions to the global poor, "Fair Trade Bio" (Hassoun 2012).

The ACGME and Anesthesiology Review Committee consider five-year board certification passage rates as an important indicator of program quality when the program is reviewed for accreditation.

In Costa Rica, Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge is one of the few eco-resorts to earn a five-Leaf rating from Costa Rica's Certification for Sustainable Tourism for its pristine 170-acre nature preserve as well as a number of eco-initiatives including a solar electric system, hydroelectric turbine and a hybrid solar convection system for heating water.

Simulation tools that enable annual energy performance analysis of optically-complex fenestration systems have been widely adopted by the building industry for use in building design, code development, and the development of rating and certification programs for commercially-available shading and daylighting products.