Sentence examples for facilities dropped from inspiring English sources

Among the mid-caps, Aveva, whose software is used to design power plants, shipping and energy facilities, dropped 201p to £23.65, the worst performer in the FTSE 250, following a disappointing update.

In addition, an analysis of data from the GLSS 4 (1998/99) and GLSS 5 (2005/06) suggests that the proportion of the respective survey sample who had medical problems and sought help from public facilities dropped from 48to45%5 %, while those who sought help from PFPP and PNPP increased marginally from 47 to 49%%, and 6 to 8%%, respectively [38].

Holding per capita GDP constant (see online supplementary appendix), the Spearman's partial correlational analysis found that the bivariate correlation coefficients between private sector Hib vaccine coverage and urbanisation, proportion of schedule caste population and proportion of children receiving primary vaccinations in private sector health facilities, dropped close to zero.

"In the early days an old friend who worked at a post-production facility dropped by one time and showed me a trigger of Shaye and Eric.

In the first and second quarter of 2011 after the mama-kit stock had run out, the number of pregnant women delivering in the health facility dropped to 126 (72.4%) and 127 (68.3%) respectively but remained higher than the period before mama-kits were provided.

To help one other, some who are visiting distant facilities drop in on children assigned to a co-worker, to save the other person a trip.

If they accept some risk, the price of financing facilities drops, but total spend is uncapped; if utility firms carry all the risk, the cost of borrowing will rise.

If the gas price is high (Scenario 1), power generation by gas turbines and gas purchased from P2G facilities drop correspondingly.

Aveva, whose software is used to design power plants, shipping and energy facilities, has dropped sharply following a disappointing update.

The average daily population at the secure facilities has dropped to about 1,200 in 2011 from nearly 3,000 in 2007.

With other communities making similar choices, the number of children in state facilities has dropped from more than 2,300 in 2000 to about 680 today.