Sentence examples for English las from inspiring English sources

Over half of English LAs already commission dual tests for samples collected by the NCSP.

It therefore seems likely that the responding LAs are representative of English LAs in their use of dual tests and that the data are generalisable.

(1) The proportion of English LAs using dual tests on samples collected by the NCSP; (2) The estimated number of gonorrhoea tests and false positives from samples collected by the NCSP, calculated using national surveillance data on the number of chlamydia tests performed, assuming the gonorrhoea prevalence to range between 0.1% and 1%, and test sensitivity and specificity of 99.5%.

The study that is closest to ours is Fernandez and Forder (2008) who use 1998/1999 and 1999/2000 data for English LAs and find that LAs with more home help hours, and nursing and residential care beds, had a lower rate of hospital delayed discharges and lower emergency readmission rates.

limit #3 to (English language and humans) NHS EED (multidisciplinary OR "multidisciplinary team*" OR interdisciplinary OR "interdisciplinary health team*" OR team* OR "patient care team*" OR "health care team*" OR "medical care team*") (english:la) CINAHL #1.

Beverly Brown, a 19-year-old majoring in English at La Salle University in Philadelphia, said she flew here to show support.

He wrote Daisy from the ship where he first met Churchill: "He is a tremendously vital person & in many ways is an English Mayor La Guardia!

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In contrast to its small and inventive English counterpart, LA's Getty Centre consists of six vast buildings on hundreds of acres of hilltop ground, and was built with an almost limitless budget.

A centuries-old dream of connecting Britain to France was formally realised on May 6th 1994 with the opening of Eurotunnel under the English Channel, la Manche.But the project, so inspiring on the drawing board, was a nightmare on (and under) the ground.

The French may take an understandably condescending view of these jolly proceedings: official Tour maps show only one English mountain – La Cote de Holme Moss – and it is dwarfed by the mighty peaks which the riders must scale in the Alps and the Pyrenees.