Sentence examples for quarter for use from inspiring English sources

In both Sweden and the UK, lower volume weighted 30 day mortality rates occurred in hospitals in the highest quarter for use of guideline recommended treatments (table).

Compared with the highest quarter, hospitals in the lowest quarter for use of primary percutaneous coronary intervention had higher volume weighted 30 day mortality for ST elevation myocardial infarction (10.7% v 6.6% in Sweden; 12.7% v 5.8% in the UK).

In coping with the delays, more than half of the respondents revealed that they do their best to conserve some of their donor funds for the fourth quarter for use in the first quarter: "We depend mostly on our DPF balance for the first and parts of the second quarter...thus, if we have balance brought forward from the previous year.

During the war, the Coronation Bandstand was converted into sleeping quarters for use by the Royal West Kent Regiment.

Manchester Trader (1941) was fitted with extra crew quarters for use as a commodore ship on Atlantic convoys.

In the Royal Warrant of 1868, Queen Victoria authorized the four arms of the first provinces to be quartered for use on the Great Seal of Canada and while this was not done for the first Great Seal, it is through this reference defacto it became the arms for Canada until 1921.

It has received mixed reviews, with Brand praised in some quarters for "using his platform in the media to draw attention to the stories it ignores" while being accused in others of lacking substance.

Long before its release, "Gods of Egypt" attracted scorn from many quarters for using mostly white actors to play Egyptian characters.

IREX, a Toronto-based developer of more than 100 video games, has modified a quarter of them for use in health care.

Kardashian West's Instagram posts drew criticism from certain quarters for her use of the word "genocide".

The adjusted odds ratio comparing the highest with the lowest quarters for hospitals' use of primary percutaneous coronary intervention was 0.70 (95% confidence interval 0.62 to 0.79) in Sweden and 0.68 (0.60 to 0.76) in the UK.