In general, attitudes were mostly positive towards the provision of smoking cessation with a mean (SD) attitude score of 8.3 (2.9) with no statistically significant differences by organization size.
Second, the layout is generally determined by brand rather than by purpose and with no real organization by size or color -- or by anything.
In the experiment, consumption was influenced by the organization, size and degree of disorder of the jelly beans.
Using stratified random sampling, the sample of ∼145 US facilities provides results representative nationally and by facility type (dialysis organization size, rural/urban, free standing/hospital based), achieving coverage similar to the CMS sample frame at average values and tails of the distributions for key measures and patient characteristics.
Each site has a search tool where you can input your preferred cause ― like "homeless shelters" or "mental health clinics," for example ― and filter by organization location, size and more.
Pricing for this option remains unchanged ($12 per seat or better, depending on organization size).
While German infantry divisions generally had a strength of 15,000 17,000 soldiers at the start of World War II, this had gradually been reduced to an official (table of organization) size of 12,500, and by November 1944, the average actual strength of a Heer division was 8,761 men.
Consequently, in case of significant differences in the treatment delay between centers, it would be impossible to differentiate between differences caused by regional size or by differences in health care organization.
Productivity was also measured by budgetary standards set by organizations, or through community or national norms.
2. Filter by size or color or style.
