Sentence examples for to define availability from inspiring English sources

Consensus on the number of places in a hospital where an item must be present to define availability in aggregate was based on a simple majority view (more than 50%) of the experts.

This data illustrates two important functions of CHESS: (1) to define the availability and accessibility of healthy food options, and (2) to guide the development and planning of interventions.

Thus, since our aim was to conduct a global analysis of triage instead of analyzing admission decisions based solely on the number of beds available on each day, we chose to define bed availability using rates of refusal rather than the number of beds available at the time of triage decision.

The term water activity is widely used to define the availability of water for hydration of materials.

The loss of load probability (LLP) is used to define the availability of the system.

It is shown that a reference state often used to define relative availability or exergy yields relative energy and relative entropy balance equations that do not have the same forms as the corresponding balance equations for absolute energy and entropy.

It is important to be able to define the availability as a key parameter because, although other performance indicators (as the mean time before failures MTBF or mean time to failure MTTF) exist, they are often misused.

To define resource availability, we calculated the distance (D) between successive grouse locations l t and l t+1.

Since reliability is significantly harder to define than availability (as it depends on the context of the application requirements), the authors suggest that software architects consider the following two questions: "(1) How are concurrent writes to the same item resolved?; (2) What is the consistency experienced by clients?".

A better way to define the availability of ART is to report ART cycles in women of reproductive age (15 49 years), which eliminates the impact of age differences across the countries (Table  I).

The survey defined availability as "how available you feel each skill is to you when you need it (either in your own skill set or in others')" while importance was not further defined.