Sentence examples similar to full take up of from inspiring English sources

As it is common in this literature, we have to assume the full take-up of social benefits for our simulations which might overestimate the automatic stabilizer measures in countries where non-take-up is important.

Lung cancer develops slowly, and the full benefits of quitting smoking can take up to 15 years to be realized.

The units, which will be sold in full ownership, will take up a wing of the hotel building; a rental program will be available.

Before you read this book, though, I am going to have to refer you to "The Mortdecai Trilogy", also published by Penguin at a very reasonable £9.99, which is where we first meet Bonfiglioli's sleuth-hero, the Hon Charlie Mortdecai, whose full name would take up the rest of this review.

To print the composition's full title would take up a fair chunk of this column.

Attaching a full set of EEG electrodes can take up to 30 min and even longer with an uncooperative or agitated patient.

If you're cooking a full pound of bacon, it may take up to 15 minutes.

An hour of full HD video takes up about 40GB of space on your drive in Quicktime's format.

A full analysis of what went wrong could take up to a year, he added.

Alternatively, Aβ toxicity may take up to 2 days for full induction of paralysis in the worm model.

Final results and full analysis of seawater from the area could take up to a week.