Sentence examples similar to level outlet from inspiring English sources

Cirrhosis hospitalisation and death in under 30 year olds was rare – 70 and 31 cases respectively – hence the absence of a relationship with area-level outlet density is not surprising.

In these instances, the person wanting to charge their car sends an e-mail to a listserv of P.E.V. drivers to see if someone who is parked at or connected to a Level 1 outlet or Level 2 charger can make it available.

The valve is designed to reduce high inlet pressure to a lower level of outlet pressure which remains almost constant.

At a molecular level, the outlet represents t-SNARE complexes comprised of SNAP23 and an unknown Syntaxin [ 4, 5].

The successful level of outlet recruitment can be attributed to an in-depth formative assessment and planning process.

The aims of this study were to: (a) examine the association between neighbourhood densities of on-sales and off-sales outlets and alcohol-related morbidity and mortality in Scottish cities; (b) determine whether the relationship differed by age group and sex; and (c) assess whether socioeconomic gradients in alcohol-related health outcomes differed by level of outlet density.

It was the final day of business for the Virgin Megastore chain in North America, which at its peak had 23 locations but by Sunday was down to two: the 57,000-square-foot, two-level New York outlet, and a smaller Hollywood shop that was also set to close.

In general, the modeling results could reproduce the transient experimental data well with correct levels of outlet concentrations and time scales for transient responses.

"The Mills at Jersey Gardens is a two-level indoor outlet mall in Elizabeth and is the largest outlet mall in New Jersey with over 200 stores all under one roof!

The results indicate high levels of outlet participation, with 78% and 66% of restaurants and supermarkets invited to participate agreeing to implement the intervention.

For formulating the optimization model, a concept of environmental performance index (EPI) was defined to reflect combined effects of the waste load level from each outlet and the assimilative capacity of the receiving water body near the outlet.