Sentence examples for utilisation of capacity from inspiring English sources

The utilisation of capacity is as important as the system capacity itself.

The reductions applied are those recommended in the Highway Capacity Manual [13] which describes lane capacity reduction in terms of utilisation of remaining capacity, as given in Table 5.

"It confirms the need for new capacity in the long term but the immediate need is for better utilisation of the capacity we have.

This ratio was reported as being 40% utilisation of installed capacity.

Higher efficiency is required, meaning better utilisation of infrastructure capacity and reduced energy consumption.

Table 5 Utilisation of remaining capacity Lanes on freeway No incident Rubbernecking small Rubbernecking large Shoulder disable Shoulder accident 1 lane blocked 2 lanes blocked 3 lanes blocked 2 100%95%75%95%81%70%0 70% 0% N/A 3 100%95%75%99%83%74%51%0% 5100%95%75%99%83%74%51%0%

We were able to demonstrate a reduction of ventilation time and a significantly reduced utilisation of ICU capacity after cardiac surgery.

Turning to the intervention-specific factors, it is clear that some interventions are over-burdened with extensive coordination and overhead costs, particularly when combined with poor utilisation of available capacity (e.g. Walking School Bus Active After School CommunitiesSchool Bus Active After School Communities

Efforts to facilitate utilisation of this capacity would be useful, as this would enable more poor patients with STIs to be served at minimal additional cost, and would also reduce the cost per STI treated leading to more efficient use of public resources.

The costs of fixed asset utilisation (technology and staff costs) were obtained from time measurements of the use of capacity that these production factors offer.

The other, a short clinical review being undertaken by an independent leading NHS doctor, is examining the "arguments for and against proposals to locate the facility as planned next to Addenbrooke's hospital as well as a clinical review of the feasibility of the utilisation of any excess capacity at Peterborough".