Sentence examples for appointments compared with from inspiring English sources

The US also underperformed on same-day or next-day appointments compared with the NHS – 48% access versus 52%.

Sixty-six percent of those who mentioned Medicaid-CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program) were denied appointments, compared with 11 percent who said they had private insurance, according to an article being published Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine.

He made an estimated 141 such appointments, compared with Obama's 26.

Obama has made 28 recess appointments, compared with 61 by President George W. Bush at the same point in his term, according to the White House.

This outcome has been used previously in a UK study of nurse practitioner consultations for same-day appointments compared with GPs.

Most African American families (65.2%) missed one or more appointments, compared with 40.9% of Latino families and 23.9% of white families.

But those markets trade by appointment, compared with most swaps markets, which are overseen by the C.F.T.C.

An average of 2,200 people have arrived in Italy in each of the three months since Mr. Salvini's appointment, compared with an average of 2,700 during the three months that preceded it.

Those receiving primary care based treatment were less likely to miss an appointment compared with those continuing to receive hospital care (RR 0·37, p < 0·0001).

London has one of the lowest attendance for breast screening and in 2005-06, 62 percent of women attended their appointment, compared with the national average of 75percentt[ 3].

In unadjusted Cox regression analysis (data not shown) the time to diagnosis was significantly shorter for children diagnosed at first appointment compared with a subsequent appointment (p=0.046) and for those seen in secondary care rather than primary care (p=0.01).