Sentence examples for analysis provider from inspiring English sources
In recent years, Thoma Bravo has bought companies like Riverbed Technology, a provider of networking equipment, and Qlik, a data analysis provider, in multibillion-dollar transactions.
The data analysis provider Palantir Technologies helps the Central Intelligence Agency "track terrorists and bad guys all over the world".
An influential shareholder advisory firm said on Friday that investors in Illumina should side with the genetic analysis provider as it tries to fend off a proxy fight with its unwanted suitor, Roche Holding.
In a letter to Illumina's shareholders, Roche's chief executive, Severin Schwan, said there were few parallels between the iPhone maker and the genetic analysis provider (despite statements from Illumina's board that suggest otherwise).
To compile our list, we used sales records from Autodata Corp., a data and analysis provider for the auto industry.
Sugar-free product releases increased 51% from 2006 to 2007 and new portion-controlled products grew 22% in 2007, according to database and analysis provider Datamonitor.
It was remarkable that there was no overlap of the sets of variants reported as significant by the four DTC analysis providers.
It is hoped that collaboration between analysis providers will lead to better exploitation of new computing paradigms to solve some of these issues.
According to the bivariate analysis, providers' performance improved significantly on four of the eight ANC performance standards at intervention sites, including supplies and equipment, history taking, individualized care, and follow-up.
To be included in the analysis, providers had to have at least 100 patient visits per month for at least 6 months prior and 6 months after the training class.
Nevertheless, in this analysis providers constitute a stakeholder group distinct from patient communities, unless they suffer from the symptoms of a given chronic disease or care for family members who do (in which case their membership would stem from their capacity as patients or caregivers).
