Sentence examples for long term unit from inspiring English sources

In the first stage, wholesale prices were modeled using a bottom-up long term unit commitment optimization model for different energy mix scenarios based on increased solar penetration, ranging from 5 to 40% on energy basis.

One small US study replaced plated meals at the evening meal with a buffet-style choice in 40 older residents of a long term unit and with enhancement of the dining environment (tablecloths, china, decorations, residents positioned for social engagement).

This, I think, will be vital to Box making its long-term unit economics work.

"I was written off as never to play again and put in a long-term unit for head injuries, but I was out in eight days".

A two-bedroom, two-bath condo convenient to El Centro that sells for $75,000 would rent for about $750 per month short term (meaning fully furnished) or about $500 per month long term (meaning you wouldn't have to furnish or mess with the hassle of managing a short-term rental, which is considerably more work than managing a long-term unit).

Multiple factors related to the UCB unit and environment play a role in long-term unit predominance after dUCBT.

The study was conducted in the long-term unit, which had 30 residents and 30 nurses/nursing aides at the time the data were collected.

The study was conducted in the long-term unit, which had 30 residents and 30 nurses/nursing aides at the time when the data were collected.

A prospective study was carried out with 77 consecutive hospital inpatients of geriatric age in a medium- and long-term unit (from La Fe Hospital in Valencia, Spain) admitted for decompensated chronic pathology or acute disabling pathology with loss of walking ability.

The measure incorporates the best known solution to the problem of chronic homelessness: a policy of "housing first" (providing shelter immediately rather than waiting for homeless people to become drug-free or to be stabilized on their medications) in long-term units with intensive on-site services for residents, aided by caseworkers who match people with the help they need.

6% of patients are transferred to the long-term units.