Sentence examples for healthy unit from inspiring English sources

Healthy unit economics on a per deal basis helped the company weather this storm in early days.

"Our tech-focus has enabled us to achieve healthy unit economics that allow to double down on growth.

They have healthy unit economics: 67percentt of them have a LTV/CAC ratio superior to three, a feat that would make David Skok proud.

This despite Jinn having healthy unit economics and growth, according to data I've seen which was shopped around to potential investors late last year.

Both engineers, they built tech to automate the due diligence and find companies with healthy unit economics and customer acquisition costs.

Recent tech sector data points and our channel checks indicate improved demand in Micron's electronics end-markets, likely resulting in healthy unit growth and stable pricing for memory products".

The approval by the Fair Trade Commission came just one day after a key executive in the Hyundai Group resigned, bolstering optimism that high-ranking employees loyal to the founding family would no longer be able to funnel cash from healthy units to prop up money-losing affiliates.

Thus, in a severely ARDS affected lung, PEEP high enough to recruit diseased units may have already over distended and damaged already recruited healthy units.

Hence, for example, the additional weights can be placed on 3 bellows to represent ARDS affected units and the other 3 without additional weights to represent healthy units.

At each simulation step, all infected host units (hence healthy units) were individually kept track of with all the information: the time of infection, current state (latent, infectious or non-infectious) and the time remaining in the state, pathogen genotype, and host genotype and its spatial location.

If everyone cuts and runs at once, however, the stricken party has to hand over cash when it can least afford it, deepening the crisis.By contrast, a brief stay might give regulators time to right a listing bank, by forcing it to sell off still-healthy units, say.