Sentence examples for shares of use from inspiring English sources

For the PCP scenario, information on the shares of use of the pharmacological subgroups of antihypertensive drugs and their combinations (see Additional file 1, Table 4), as well as their average costs in 2001, was obtained from the reimbursement registers of the Finnish Social Insurance Institution SIII).

Table 3 Shares of used web browsers for Czech Republic [38] Browser Traffic share Chrome 41.94 Firefox 26.39 Internet explorer 17.27 Safari 5.52 Opera 4.59 Other 4.29.

This study considers the vehicle lifetimes and markets of both new and used cars and develops an automobile life-cycle input output framework that considers the lifetimes and market shares of used cars.

With these drivers, peptides are anticipated to occupy an increased share of use in the treatment of health conditions, as well as in performance on the therapeutics market.

The CNCF is, after all, the home of a number of very interesting projects for building cloud-native applications that do have their fair share of use cases in Cloud Foundry, too.

I think then that we can safely say that the share of use that all Office apps will see, regardless of their age, will become quickly a more mobile than desktop experience.

This entails a focus mainly on the "share" of use held by each method that is, the portion of all use, with the sum of the portions always adding to 100%.

GameStop has close to 80% U.S. market share of used videogames and about 25% share of new games.

Gamers have attacked the high price, Microsoft's plan to require an internet connection at least once a day and attempts to limit the sharing of used games.

The number of used car registrations increased at an annual growth rate of 3% during 1990 2014 (Japan Light Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle Association 2015), and the market share of used cars increased 1.2-fold1.2-foldthe same period (JADA 2015).

Extending the lifetime of passenger vehicles and expanding the market share of used cars can bring about considerable environmental benefits (i.e., reduction in CO2 emissions) as viewed in terms of the entire economy (Fig. 5).