Sentence examples for geographical mix from inspiring English sources

NHS boards were selected on the basis that they had a geographical mix (urban, rural and mixed) of practices and were, therefore, more likely to have different systems for managing results (eg, mostly computer based, paper based or mixed computerised and paper systems), which we judged important in reflecting and influencing the types of patient safety risks faced by diverse practices.

It would certainly change the geographical mix at minimal cost and effort.

He likes the business model, the geographical mix of events and that the Diamond League has contracted star athletes like Bolt and Richards-Ross.

In that elite group, as in the past, there was a robust geographical mix: 10 American restaurants, 3 French and 3 Italian, with 1 representative each from Afghanistan, Argentina, Greece, India and that borderless realm called Eclectic.

We targeted a broad geographical mix of scientists across Europe, North America, Asia and the rest of the world, receiving more than 2,800 responses from across the major disciplines of the natural sciences.

When European settlers began sending North American turkeys back to Europe in the early 1500s, the two birds were wrongly assumed to be related and as a result the name turkey came to be reapplied despite the geographical mix up.

2. DO prepare a series of amusing anecdotes about senior aid officials' geographical mix-ups ("and then we realised the resettlement team was in San Juan, not San Jose…"), to distract from your celebrity's total lack of knowledge of current events, her own itinerary, or maps.

We hypothesized that the geographical patterns will begin to be obscured over time as a result of geographic mixing of subclones linked to human travel.

We still consider Burberry a strong long term growth story with significant geographical and product mix opportunities.

We continue to regard Burberry as a strong long-term growth story and with significant geographical and product mix opportunities," said Kate Calvert, a Seymour Pierce analyst.

The first group, stock and density indicators, includes measures of the available health workforce, their age, sex, skill mix, geographical location, distribution by sector, presence in the informal economy, and migration.