Sentence examples for acquisition category from inspiring English sources

But rather than go into each of the individual stages, here's an example from one: Specifically, that of the olde "customer acquisition" category.

This paper suggests combining the capture of network traffic and the collection of data from remote network services into a more general acquisition category of live network evidence sources.

This study confirms HCA-BSI as a distinct acquisition category and further supports its use in surveillance and in epidemiology studies of infection.

In the last decade, a new acquisition category, healthcare-associated (HCA) infections, has been proposed as a result of the development of ambulatory alternatives to hospitalized healthcare [ 4- 10].

While our study mirrors these differences in mortality rates between the acquisition categories, our more than 10-fold larger sample size had adequate power to detect statistically significant differences in mortality outcome between each acquisition category both with respect to in-hospital death as well as 28-day mortality.

In addition, there was variation in the socioeconomic distribution of S. aureus infections across acquisition category, such that patients residing in less deprived areas were more likely to have HCA-HO infections than community-associated infections (23% vs. 19%; P < 0.001).

For all acquisition categories, the higher the spatial resolution of the data and the longer the time-lag, the smaller the minimum speed that can be detected.

In keeping with this suggestion, we also observed notable differences between the three acquisition categories.

Three acquisition categories were considered according to the Friedman criteria [ 21]: nosocomial, healthcare-related, and community-acquired bacteraemia.

The overall rate of penicillin resistance in S. pneumoniae was low (41/658; 6%) and was not different among the acquisition categories (p = 0.83).

Thus, it is possible that our assignment of patients to acquisition categories may not have been as precise as if we had performed a case-by-case individual review and subsequently patients may have been misclassified.