Sentence examples for days of supply from inspiring English sources

Assume a firm was able to reduce days of supply from 12 to six and that with additional research, it could further reduce days of supply to four.

G.M. ended November with about a 140-day inventory of Silverados, which is about double the industry standard of 60 to 70 days of supply.

At the same time, the regional oil inventory, called days of supply, reached its lowest level since 1996, and inventories in August were 47percentt below the level of a year ago.

"Although crude oil inventory cover in the U.S. remains high, days of supply have been declining since May and are on a track to be back in the normal range by the start of September," the Deutsche Bank report said.

But employees are much more motivated to achieve improvements if the firm tracks turnover instead of days of supply, research by the University of Cologne's Tobias Stangl and Ulrich Thonemann shows.

For instance, to assess the effectiveness of their inventory management, some firms track days of supply, or the number of days that products are held in inventory, while other firms track the number of times their inventory turns over annually.

That's because they appear to get decreasing returns on their efforts when they improve the days-of-supply metric but constant returns when they improve the turnover metric.

We measured ICS use based on days-of-supply dispensed.

We also adjusted for ICS days-of-supply in 2003.

The baseline ICS days-of-supply presents the unadjusted mean days-of-supply in each group in 2003.

We calculated monthly and annual days-of-supply for lower- and higher-cost ICS drugs separately.