Sentence examples for overcrowding scale from inspiring English sources
Since no UCC overcrowding scale was reported earlier, our study overcrowding score was multiplied by a factor of 2 in order to match an ED overcrowding scale that is widely used nationally.
Earlier this year Notting Hill carnival was unfavourably scrutinised by London assembly with the Met recommending that the answer to overcrowding is scaling down, rather than matching demand with extra security.
Without investment at stations such as Victoria or Bank – a notoriously crowded interchange of five tube lines and the Docklands Light Railway – London's transport network faces overcrowding on an overwhelming scale, according to transport chiefs.
Liberalization of food trade, and the economic incentives it creates for large scale (overcrowded) animal production and food processing, are particular worries [ 71].
There are other quantitative scales to measure overcrowding in the literature: the Real-time Emergency Analysis of Demand Indicators (READI), the Emergency Department Work Index EDWINN) and the Emergency Department Crowding Scale (EDCS) [5 7].
Even with a good acuity scale in place, insufficient resources can still cause overcrowding.
Large-scale building of low quality Victorian terraced housing did not stop overcrowding, which itself lead to chronic social deprivation.
This was registered on a Likert scale (1 not busy at all, not crowded; 2 busy; 3 extremely busy but not overcrowded; 4 overcrowded; 5 severely overcrowded; 6 dangerously overcrowded).
There was also serious overcrowding.
