Sentence examples for equitable mix from inspiring English sources

Democrats want a more equitable mix of spending and tax cuts, along with a package of spending on homeland security.

Three study schools in Rio de Janeiro were purposefully selected from a list of all public school on the basis of large size, equitable mix of race, gender, and social class, non-denominational curricula, and public funding.

There was an equitable mix of men and women (53.9%) in the study population; the average age was 57.9 years, the majority of the sample was married or living with a partner (73%), and the median time living with diabetes was 3 years.

But it's the equitable mixing of art from North and South America, and the influential exchanges such mixing implies, that makes the Newark show especially exciting.

Further research is needed to provide an evidence base for their role and impact on health outcomes and to determine the appropriate skill mix necessary to render equitable, high-quality care [ 23].

Key conclusion 6: The programme's effect on equitable access to health services was mixed.

It can be more equitable for each spouse to take a mix of high and low basis assets.

There must be a balance struck between producing nurses for export, and ensuring equitable distribution, and sufficient supply and skill-mix for domestic markets [ 18, 19].

Measuring workload indicators (such as number of deliveries), listing key roles, and allocating service standards, provides data that can be used to inform recommendations on revising staffing norms according to demand, ensuring equitable staff/patient ratios and providing the appropriate skill mix, particularly in maternity.

Thus, case-mix adjustment is also important for equitable physician profiling [ 7, 10, 24].

The health system depends on a balanced mix of professional skills, appropriately deployed, for equitable coverage.