Sentence examples for consolidation number from inspiring English sources

One of the more common myths is that the success of a virtualization project depends on a target consolidation number, typically 15-to-1 or even higher.

Each lung quadrant is scored for bronchial wall thickening, parenchymal lesions (atelectasis or consolidation), number and appearance of bronchiectatic bronchi and large (>5 mm) or small (<5 mm) mucus plugs, using all tomosynthesis sections covering the quadrant in question.

Primary endpoint is number of scaphoid unions at six weeks, secondary endpoints are time interval to clinical and radiological consolidation, number of non-unions, functional status at 52 weeks and non-adherence to the treatment protocol.

In a hectic round of consolidation, the number of banks dropped from 89 to 24.

But whether as a result of development or consolidation, the number of Pennsylvania mushroom farmers has declined by 80percentt since 1980, according to Paul J. Wuest, a plant pathologist at Pennsylvania State University.

He said that after the consolidation, the number of radio listeners was at the lowest point in 27 years and most local markets were controlled by four or fewer companies.

The län were established in their modern form in the 17th and early 18th centuries, although through some consolidation their number was reduced to 21 by the end of the 20th century.

But while there has been some consolidation, the number of places where a song may be streamed — from social media sites like Twitter through to other, smaller streaming services like Tidal (which is getting acquired by Jay-Z) — remains a wide and often messy field.

The decrease in bacterial burden in mice that received rBCG correlated with a decrease in lung consolidation and number of pathological lesions when compared to the group that did not receive any immunization (Fig. 3).

Among the proposals outlined in the 56-page plan, obtained by The Times, was the consolidation of a number of administrative offices, cutting the number of regional offices in the Office for Civil Rights and acquiring several programs run by the Department of Labor.

Some worry that this consolidation limits the number of designs.