Sentence examples similar to comparator institutions from inspiring English sources
While all comparator countries – and institutions within them – addressed the three streams discussed in this paper, the relative roles of central oversight, networking, coordination, and decentralization vary.
Thus, not only must the comparator component be appropriately measured across institutions but also the stronger partner must be committed to assisting the weaker partner to improve its performance, where improvement is within the realms of possibility.
The main problem in the methodological quality of the studies seems to be the lack of measuring all relevant costs and outcome categories, no clear description of the comparator or a description of the institution(s)/region in which the intervention was implemented.
Competition would still exist as the winning tender would be compared with an in-house comparator in March 2014.
Patients for the comparator group will be sampled from non-programme patients in the COPD Registry who received care from non-JurongHealth institutions from April 2012 to December 2013.
Understandable institutions.
At the very least, there should always be a state comparator.
Eagle told Progress magazine: "I think having a public sector comparator is actually tremendously important.
In passing, Google showed its ability to kill any price comparator of its choosing.
Its nearest comparator, the Advertising Standards Authority, has a budget of about £7m.
