Sentence examples for total facilities from inspiring English sources

The three boroughs are currently jointly tendering for a 10-year, £300m-£455m, total facilities management contract due to start in May 2013.

Both approaches attempted to survey as many health facilities as safely possible, up to 25 total facilities per method.

A maximum of two facility-level variables per outcome were permitted in each multivariate model to prevent overfitting of the model due to sample size (26 total facilities).

Two facilities, located within the same area, did not have any recorded births within 5 km during the one year that they reported to the TRI database, reducing the number of total facilities to 17 in the final analysis.

The Integrated MNCH CHW Program was implemented at a small scale, focusing on the training and supervision of only four CHWs per facility and a sub-sample of total facilities within each district.

According to "Medical service usage statistics per region in 2010" produced by the National Health Insurance Corporation, the rates of internal use of medical treatment facilities (medical treatment facilities in the registered region divided by the total facilities) were 88.4% in Jeollabuk-do and 82.2% in Gwangju/Jeollanam-do, but only 56.1% in Goyang (cf. 90.4% in Seoul) [ 30].

The corresponding total facility power is ∼204 kW divided into 91 and 113 kW deposited in the target and sub-critical assemblies, respectively.

This formulation is solved using a genetic algorithm meta-heuristic with a flexible bay construct of the departments and total facility area.

In the former, the social cost is the agents' total connection cost, while in the latter, the social cost is the sum of the total connection cost and the total facility opening cost.

Flooring represents a significant cost in the terms of total dollars, but a relatively small portion of the overall cost of construction when compared to the total facility cost.

Kodak will cut 20% of its jobs over the next three years and reduce its total facility square footage by one third, all in an effort to reap annual savings of $800 million to $1 billion by 2007.