Sentence examples for measurement of coverage from inspiring English sources

We introduce coverage percentage as the measurement of coverage performance, which is defined as the ratio of the number of covered MNs to the total number of MNs working in the disaster area.

The present studies on the measurement of coverage mostly focus on barrier coverage [18 20] and therefore this study on barrier coverage is aimed to find one or various paths connecting source point and target point, and quantitatively describe the sensing quality of mobile objects along the path [21, 22].

A detailed study of chronoamperometric curves, associated with a direct measurement of coverage through inhibiting properties of WO3 allowed us to compare the formation processes of such oxide on (100) and (110) orientated tungsten single crystals in H2SO4 1 M medium.

Moreover, STH is not limited to school-age children and often greatly affects women of childbearing age who are overlooked in this measurement of coverage, and finally resurgence of STH is inevitable without simultaneous improvements in water and sanitation [ 20, 33, 32].

The core metrics for population health impact and outcomes all have population denominators, and will be measured at baseline and endline with additional intermediate measurements of coverage, nutritional status, and fertility where possible.

Establishment of correlations between radiographic and model-based measurements of coverage in retroverted hips could guide the interpretation of radiographic findings when it is not feasible to obtain 3D models.

It is nevertheless interesting to note that there is a fair amount of concordance between the level of gross coverage and the quality of processes as indicated by the measurement of timely coverage (Table 5).

Central to the quantitative analysis is the measurement of programme coverage, potential utilisation, and PMRs' knowledge and practices, allowing for a multidimensional perspective of potential public health impacts for these initiatives.

These elements should therefore be included to improve the measurement of service coverage.

Continuous measurement of vaccination coverage is key to assessing programme performance and also taking timely corrective action.

This could under- or overestimate the variables that make up the PHCI and therefore could affect the measurement of the coverage intensity and the classification of groups.