Sentence examples for utilization score from inspiring English sources

Part of your credit score is based on how much credit you utilize (your credit utilization score), so the more credit you have available, the higher your credit score.

Bunk utilization score was highest for primary peaks; scores were not significantly different between 2- and 3-row pens (0.65 vs. 0.71 ± 0.1, respectively), and rates of decline in bunk utilization score were similar over the ensuing 90-min period between pen designs.

Data were aligned according to peak feed bunk utilization score following fresh feed delivery (primary peaks), return from the afternoon milking (secondary peaks), and return from the night milking (tertiary peaks).

Previously recorded 24-h videos of the high-yielding, mature cow group in 5 herds with 2-row pen designs and 5 herds with 3-row pen designs that were provided fresh TMR once a day after the morning milking were scan-sampled at 10-min intervals to record feed bunk utilization score (proportion of feed bunk spaces in the pen that were filled).

If you cancel a credit card, you no longer have that credit available, which lowers your credit utilization score, which in turn lowers your credit score.

This study also adds to the work of Wallin et al. [ 30] and Cummings et al. [ 6] by using specific questions to directly measure instrumental and conceptual research utilization, in contrast to a derived research utilization score.

Specifically, both instrumental and conceptual research utilization scores were higher in association with more positive contextual conditions (culture, leadership and evaluation).

Subsequently, Cummings and colleagues [ 6] used structural equation modeling to test a theoretical model of relationships among features of organizational context (e.g. responsive administration, relational capital, and hospital size), nurses' research utilization scores and adverse patient events.

However, these findings suggest that more targeted methodological work needs to be completed in order to determine whether research utilization scores from individual participants can be 'averaged' across groups of individuals working in a similar context and still remain meaningful.

For instance, in a study underpinned by the PARIHS framework, Wallin and colleagues [ 30] used multivariate procedures to derive a score of nurses' research utilization and then demonstrate that degrees of context from low to high were significantly related to increasing research utilization scores.

Patient history and physical exam and patient perceptions of quality indicators scored higher in insecure areas, whereas delivery of care according to national guidelines and service utilization indicators scored lower.> -wrap-foot> Mean scores represent the average score for that indicator among all facilities of a given security status (11 secure facilities versus 13 insecure facilities).