The negative sign for the interaction term across all other quality measures may be interpreted as suggesting that revenue sharing has a smaller (or more negative) effect on quality when undertaken by larger groups: in other words, the presence of more physicians in the group may lead to a dampening of any positive effects from revenue-sharing per se.
Burmese and Thai are spoken by large groups of people in Myanmar and Thailand, respectively.
The Linux operating system has become the emblem for the many efforts to promote software that is developed by large groups of programmers working in open collaborations and is then freely shared.
I believe a quick review of human history shows the tranquil peace wrought unto others by large groups of people practicing religion, in a mad rush, or totally drunk.
Khan is referring to the harassment and assaults carried out by large groups of young men against women in Cologne, Germany on New Year's Day.
Violence also erupted at the Russia-Czech Republic game when a handful of stewards were attacked by large group of fans in a walkway inside the 40,000-capacity ground.
The rest of the program was played by a large group, in Baroque terms: eight violins, two violas, two cellos, bass, Baroque guitar, theorbo and harpsichord.
Emergency medical admissions include a substantial proportion of patients with ill-defined complaints or multiple morbidities, as reflected by the large group in our cohort with unclassified diagnoses.
News of the EFDD's fall was welcomed by the largest group in the parliament, the centre-right European People's Party (EPP), which tweeted: "First defeat for Eurosceptics!
Mexicans accounted for three-fifths of the country's total Hispanic population and were by far the largest group in the United States their numbers soaring by more than 50 percent in the 1990s, from 13.5 million in 1990 to 20.6 million in 2000.
