Sentence examples for delivery values from inspiring English sources

Patients are transitioned from parenteral to enteral nutrition as their stay progresses, and STAR modulates both rates to obtain total delivery values between 30 and 100%% of the daily goal.

However, if the microvasculature is dysfunctional, as it is in sepsis, then tissue hypoxia can occur despite supranormal oxygen delivery values.

Shoemaker and coworkers [ 33] conducted a prospective trial of supranormal oxygen delivery values in high-risk surgical patients before surgery and then during the operative interval.

In a recent study of cardiac surgical patients reported by Casutt et al [ 19], an increase in systemic oxygen uptake in response to blood transfusion was predicted by pre-transfusion oxygen consumption and delivery values.

The observation that patients who survive major surgery have elevated cardiac output and oxygen delivery values led to the development of goal-directed therapy, otherwise known as haemodynamic optimisation.

"Stuart adds the final piece in the delivery value chain formed by GeoPost subsidiaries Chronopost, DPD, SEUR and Pickup," the French company notes.

The framework introduces the notion of care delivery value chains that apply a systems-level analysis to the complex processes and interventions that must occur, across a health-care system and over time, to deliver high-value care for patients with HIV/AIDS and cooccurring conditions, from tuberculosis to malnutrition.

Apple knows there are better ways to compete, such as reputation, image, service, quality, design, time and speed of delivery, value, experience, innovation, knowledge, and loyalty.

Law firm attorneys and librarians themselves freely admit that Westlaw and Lexis as necessarily evils, more focused on extracting incremental revenue with the exquisite precision of a proctologist than on delivery value that exceeds the cost of their products (the true measure of a useful business).

KPIs were organised into the following areas: access; quality; service delivery; value for money; and patient experience.

Innovations can be characterized within the steps of a health care delivery value chain, as described in Michael Porter and Elizabeth Teisberg's "Redefining Health Care"[ 13].