Unadjusted analysis showed no mortality differences, but when adjustment was made for demography, cause of renal disease, and, notably, clinical benchmarks, higher mortality hazards ratios were seen for therapy at for-profit facilities; as in our study, patients in for-profit facilities had higher urea reduction ratios and hemoglobin values than those in not-for-profit facilities [ 18].
"It's just my nature to set the benchmark high," he explained.
("It's just my nature, to set the benchmark high," Anderson told the New York Times two years ago).
The hotel is part of a multimillion pound regeneration of the capital's entertainment hub, which will transform a once seedy corner into a European-style piazza, and it is setting the benchmark high, with a seven-storey building wrapped in a glass sheet that sparkles with coloured LED lights at night and has its own screening room.
We also demonstrate stable and convergent results for benchmark high Weissenberg number problems at We = 1 and We = 10.
"Chris set the benchmark high with the number of medals he has won and Jon has a tough act to follow, but he is more than capable of doing the job.
Whilst we have focussed on competent completion (as inferred by the attainment of a University degree) which may (or may not) result in an increased likelihood of employment, there must also be the ability to recognise and benchmark high achievement.
The SEA model was developed based on the actual geometrical parameters of a benchmark high-speed coach.
However, as current conventional benchmark high-performance liquid chromatographs were not initially designed for the recently developed high-efficiency packed columns, the HPLC FLD parameter should be carefully investigated.
Simulation studies on cluster analysis of benchmark high-dimensional datasets using proposed P-SSO are found to be nearly 10 times computationally faster than the original version of SSO.
