Sentence examples for for volume in from inspiring English sources

In its push for volume in the December quarter, Motorola's operating margins imploded to 4.4%, less than half of what they were a year ago.

Berlin reported on a case where a plaintiff claimed that a radiologist's behaviour in being overworked constituted "reckless behaviour", leading to the radiologist failing to diagnose breast cancer on a screening mammogram, as a result of a "wanton disregard of patient well-being by sacrificing quality patient care for volume in order to maximise revenue" [36].

Going forward, the predictions for volume, in particular, are probably off; if they're right, Americans will be drinking about half as much beer as they are today in 2040, which isn't very likely.

The results showed that the Weber fractions for volume in conditions with and without weight were the same.

In effect, the reforms created an incentive for hospitals to attract patients and compete with each other for volume in a market that only allowed providers to differentiate themselves on quality rather than price.

Furthermore, the need for volume in mild therapeutic hypothermia can be explained by the induction of 'cold diuresis' through a combination of increased venous return (vasoconstriction), activation of atrial natriuretic peptide, decreased levels of antidiuretic hormone and renal antidiuretic hormone receptor levels, and tubular dysfunction [ 15, 16].

Inactivation kinetics was not dependent on the volume of the water container for volumes in the range 500 1500 ml.

All washes were carried out for 5 mins at 4°C on a rotating wheel (see Table  4 for volumes) in the presence of protease inhibitors.

A recent study explored the use of PSF reconstructed images for volume segmentation in delineation of tumor volumes in radiotherapy planning [24].

The 7percentt increase, however, falls short of the performance in the past several years, when percentage increases for volume were in the double digits, figures from the listing service show.

Menu Foods said yesterday that the unidentified client had been its biggest customer, accounting for almost 11percentt of volume in 2006.