Sentence examples for for different public from inspiring English sources
It doesn't account for all differences in the duties of those working for different public and private employers, nor for differences in workers' education and experience.
Shepherd, now an adviser to the Cabinet Office, has become a vocal campaigner for such collaborative research methods to be used across government and for different public services to work together, with all the attendant savings for the public purse.
The scenarios change the impedance of access/egress and/or public transport modes and thus affect destination and mode choice (between car, public transport modes and bicycle in the simultaneous destination/mode choice mode) and chosen routes of PT-users for different public transport modes (bus, tram, metro, train) (in the NVM public transport model).
The NVM-model was used to estimate the potential changes in destination, mode choice and routes of PT-users for different public transport modes (bus, tram, metro, train) in the morning peak (7-9 assuminguming a full implementation of the policy scenarios in the base year 2012, relative to the reference scenario.
However, it was within the range of bed-day costs for different public hospital types (US$147.84 in a primary level hospital and US$263.45 in a tertiary level hospital) (Table 2).
These two scenarios also call for different public health actions: help to families with treatment difficulties, as has been an important part of the British Bug-Busting Program (16), or focus on frequent and synchronized checking routines followed by synchronized treatment, as has been the major focus so far in Norway (5, 6).
These techniques were evidenced as effective for the design of interventions in health promotion for different publics and contexts.
Finally, to determine whether the effects of inpatient and institutional characteristics on inpatient medical expenditures differ for beneficiaries of different public health insurance programmes, I converted each estimated coefficient to the rate of change evaluated at the median value of inpatient MEs.
This suggests a need for evaluation of different public health intervention programs in this region to address modifiable risk factors to improve the adverse risk profile of this population.
This study provides evidence that patient and institutional factors are associated with psychiatric inpatient medical expenditures, and that they may have different effects for beneficiaries of different public health insurance programmes.
Therefore, the results of this study suggest that patient and institutional characteristics are associated with psychiatric inpatient MEs, and that these associations vary for beneficiaries of different public health insurance programmes.
