Sentence examples for indication of service from inspiring English sources

indication of both functional failure and reliability of the infrastructure (failure frequency); indication of service performance in terms of quality of service which is a measure of the customer satisfaction (punctuality or delay); indication of safety performance (inspection remarks); and.

In a discussion paper DEEWR (2008) identified three goals for a quality rating system — indication of service quality, encouragement of continuous improvement and information for families and the community.

Retrieval utilisation and the associated costs to the health service will be analysed to provide an indication of service utilisation by non-metropolitan patients.

We did not categorized the beneficiaries in the HI group as the MA group because the co-payment rate in beneficiaries with Health Insurance varies by types of services they used, types of institutions they visited, indications of services, etc.

Defra could give no indication of when service might be restored, but the spokesperson insisted that the holding page was regularly updated with the latest air quality forecasts, pollution notifications and health advice.

The average quay length available for handling inland navigation at sea terminals gives an indication of the service capacity in the port area of Antwerp.

The definition of institutional mandates and accountabilities for the provision of various types of services is still in progress, and there is no clear indication of which services the government would deliver and which ones would need to be outsourced.

To give an indication of each servicer's performance as a percentage of its loans eligible for modification, the Treasury listed the number of eligible loans that are more than 60 days delinquent (that's the "Est. Eligible Loans" listed below).

In particular, evaluation and management codes 99281 to 99285 provided an indication of the services delivered and staff time expended during an ED episode [ 18].

Transposing the Anglo-Welsh combined reductions in CMR to number of people alive today who would not have been alive 20 years ago, there are 36 000 fewer deaths annually; in Germany the rate was equivalent to a fall of more than 54 000 deaths and in the USA a reduction of more than 140 000 per year, surely an indication of improved services.

The slope of the regression line (i.e. the location of the supply curve) is thus of central importance as slopes above one may indicate supplier induced demand and slopes below can be seen as an indication of rationing of services.