Sentence examples for the average facilities from inspiring English sources

Even though the staff numerical strengths in rural and urban facilities were not statistically different, on the average, facilities in rural areas conducted more deliveries in a month (mean = 17, SD = 18) than facilities in urban areas (mean = 7, SD = 13, p = 0.0112).

First, the quantity and price approach did not have sufficient data to estimate actual facilities costs associated with laboratory activity, whereas the method used for the validation exercise uses the average facilities cost within a given country as a proxy.

Those homes, on average, were 41percentt more profitable than the average facility.

Rangel tells me HVAC maintenance accounts for about 32percentt of the average facility's budget.

Accordingly, the attrition results reflect the situation faced by the average facility.

Although information about the average facility is reliable, how the public can identify those facilities whose data can be trusted and whose cannot remains a challenge.

We operationalized test difficulty as the average facility index of the items of the test – the proportion of students that sat the test that answered the question correctly.

The average annual total district cost was also estimated for the urban and rural district by multiplying the average facility cost by the number of facilities in each of the districts and adding the district level and start-up costs.

The main reason for health worker attrition at each level of facility, when looking at all cadres combined, was retirement (accounting for 48%to58%8% of total attrition at the average facility), followed by resignation and death.

The 'Front Line Providers' survey carried out with the employees demonstrated that they perceived that "their workload had increased as a result of the SLA": the average facility score was 4.3 out of maximum of 5.

Before the switch to RDTs the average facility delivered ∼66 antimalarial treatments per month; post roll-out of RDT prescription rates fell significantly, to below 27/month (adjusted Wald statistic, F 1,24) = 16.60, P < 0.001).