Sentence examples for historical utilization from inspiring English sources

Although vehicles are among the most expensive assets purchased by consumers, their historical utilization rate has generally hovered around a dismal 4percentt.

Nor did miners in shopping malls – but they helped figure out the best way to install escalators, after their historical utilization of such contraptions.

Propolis possesses a broad spectrum of biological activities and has a historical utilization in folk medicine.

One of the strong points of the model is the use of historical utilization data rather than available beds.

At a tactical level, the available OR time is divided between the surgical subspecialties that are based on different criteria, such as the total cases per allocated block (i.e., historical utilization), hospital costs, gains per allocated block (i.e., financial criteria), the demand for services (i.e., the waiting list), etc.

In part, the current reliance on utilization has arisen from its historical use in foreign, often privatised, healthcare systems [ 1- 5].

Soils in the German Limestone Alps show a significant OC stock gradient from W (Werdenfels) to E (Berchtesgaden region), which probably has been caused by more intense historical forest utilization in the latter compared to the former region.

Our study covered the entire German Alps in a large-scale sampling campaign in 2011 and 2012, and provides soil organic carbon (SOC) stock data obtained from 150 forest soil profiles with different site conditions (elevation, aspect, air temperature, precipitation, parent material, soil type) and different intensities of historical forest utilization.

This corresponds exactly to the model results using historical bed utilization for 2006.

Time series methods applied to historical ED utilization data are an important tool for syndromic surveillance.

The model uses historical bed utilization, which is recorded on an hourly basis for each ward.