Sentence examples for usage unit from inspiring English sources

Two-part pricing The consumers have to pay an upfront cost for the period (either monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly) and will be charged with pay per usage unit rate for every utilized unit.

An ABC analysis is a method which ranks drugs according to their annual usage (unit cost times annual consumption).

Relative arm usage units are bits.

This high rate photosynthetic system offers the potential for a 90% reduction in total water usage per unit of fish produced.

Economy improvement may be due to the increases in economy of ATP synthesis or a reduction of ATP usage per unit of developed tension.

A reduction of ATP usage per unit of developed tension may be a result of changes in excitation-contracting coupling or myofibrillar performance.

Implementation costs associated with the programme were estimated by multiplying resource usage by unit costs (where available) sourced from published 2009 PSSRU reference costs for health and social care 68 or from local costs provided during interviews.

Although the precise number of antigenic variants may be expanded by a hierarchical rather than sequential switching model, it is clear that maintaining abundant transmissible forms reduces the rate of antigen usage per unit time.

Before a purchase, it is important to understand everything — from the number of days a buyer may use the unit (some have usage restrictions), to how far in advance he or she might have to book the unit, to how the hotel will maintain common areas like hallways and lobby.

We calculated the GC-content and amino acid usage for each unit and classified the results from CDS and 50 consecutive codon analysis units with an interval of 0.01 GC-content from "0.30−0.31" to "0.79−0.80" (see Materials and Methods for details; whole-genome comparisons do not result in continuous GC range fractions from one another).

Tim established close relations with University College London and its Survey of English Usage, a research unit studying spoken and written English, established in 1959 with Longman funding.