Sentence examples for units levels of from inspiring English sources

Last year, 19% of men drank more than eight units on their heaviest drinking day and 11% of women drank more than six units – levels of consumption sometimes defined as heavy drinking or binge drinking.

Examining the largest cross-sectional differences between units (levels of therapeutic security) in Table 1 we calculated that this number would be sufficient to detect an effect size of 1.0 or greater for the DUNDRUM-1, DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4.

Table 1 Independent variables and their levels employed in the central composite design     Variables Units Level of Variables       Low High X1 Irradiation time min 0 360 X2 p-cresol Mg/L 0  75 X3 Photocatalyst g/L  0.5  4 X4 pH - 4  10.

A hierarchical framework of proposed SFM indicators was then proposed to provide trend information on resource condition at both the macro (landscape) and local (management unit) levels of forest management.

"The Contagion Effect: Understanding the Impact of Changes in Individua" by Timothy R. Hinkin Ph.D., Brooks Holtom Ph.D. et al. This report describes a two-year longitudinal study examining the effects on employee turnover of the change in individual and unit levels of satisfaction.

The study also highlights the importance of examining both individual and work unit levels of working conditions, when investigating the contribution of work to depressive symptoms.

All prevalence and incidence estimates and CIs described above accounted for the complex survey design through incorporation of sampling weights and specification of the site and sampling unit levels of the design, as previously described.

Therefore, multilevel confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on the a priori composites to examine the structure of the factors at the hospital and unit levels of analysis, taking into consideration that the data are nested.

In this context, the study has been performed at the minimal functional unit level of the outboard equatorial breeding blanket module, which is, during continuous operative conditions, one of the most loaded modules and this results in higher permeation phenomena.

Wind velocity variations are examined first at a management unit level of 64 km2 over the interval between two stand inventories (1990 and 2001) and secondly in a smaller area where new forest edges were created through different clear-cutting options.

Outcomes of interest included (a) utilization of intensive care unit level of care (ICU) at (i) any time point following HCT, (ii) within 30 days of death, (iii) within 14 days of death, (b) use of mechanical ventilation at any time point following HCT, and (c) location of death.