Sentence examples for inventory between from inspiring English sources

In the intervention group there was a worsening of scores on the Cohen-Mansfield agitation inventory between week 8 and week 12, after withdrawal of pain treatment.

Brian Fitzpatrick is managing director of Adap.tv in Europe; a technology business that was acquired by AOL and powers the buying and selling of online video inventory between advertisers, trading desks, ad networks and publishers.

Unifying the inventory between sales channels isn't new and has been a big e-commerce trend for the past few years.

Transfers at the phonological level is shown in the differences in tonal inventory between native English speakers and L2 Vietnamese speakers.

Thus, it seems that discrepancy in inventory between the bigs and the startups is still fairly significant, with half of the 350-plus deals sites only offering 1 to 2 deals per day.

Depending on the fluctuations of demand volumes and total costs of meeting those demands, the system can produce some surplus parts in a period, hold them as an inventory between successive periods and use them in the future planning periods.

Nine forest fragments were inventoried between 2008 and 2012, and were inventoried again from three to six years later.

But no Kanban-cards and -cells are involved in our study, just restricted inventories between the machines.

We measured stand density, species composition and regeneration in 53 undisturbed, mature pure aspen, pure conifer, and mixed aspen/conifer stands originally inventoried between 1979 and 1983.

Based on the difference of the volume growth as measured by the national inventories between Romania and Germany, we estimated a "volume-loss" for the Romanian situation, assuming that the growth conditions are generally similar for spruce and beech.

The difference of column bomb 14C inventories between the two simulations in the North Pacific in 1973 is mainly controlled by the distribution of bomb 14C in the upper ocean, because the simulated penetration is shallower than the observations.