Sentence examples for institutional rate from inspiring English sources

According to the Elsevier website, the institutional rate for the journal is £1,500 a year for a print copy, although the publisher, like many of its competitors, also offers bundle deals of multiple titles to libraries, thereby reducing the total cost.

The aim of this quality improvement (QI) initiative was to improve our institutional rate of OSS for benign ovarian masses.

The institutional rate of tubal EP over the study period was 6.3 per 1,000 deliveries.

The institutional rate of tubal EP was calculated, and diagnosis and management reviewed.

The institutional rate of tubal EP during the study period was 6.3 per 1,000 deliveries, which equals 1 tubal EP per 159 deliveries (Table  1).

The institutional rate of tubal EP provides an insight into the burden of EP in PNG, but cannot be used to determine overall regional incidence.

New York could save money by reducing non-competitive institutional rates like those paid to nursing homes, which are higher than national norms even after adjusting for differences in the cost of living and the health of patients.

The Shopping Sheet reveals the costs and responsibilities of student loans upfront -- before students have enrolled -- outlining their total estimated annual costs, institutional rates of completion and default.

Although institutional rates of epidural extension failure vary [ 17, 23, 24], it is accepted that there is a failure rate and it can be argued that important time may be saved, by proceeding directly to a new neuraxial technique.

CS rates vary between institutions, although TSCN CS rates correlate with institutional CS rates and we have previously documented that 98% of inter-institutional variation in overall CS rates can be attributed to TSCN rates [ 2], which demonstrates that TSCN as a cohort has a significant impact on cesarean rates within any obstetric population.

Spearman's correlation coefficient was used to calculate (1) relationship between institutional CD rates and relative sizes/CD rates in each of the ten groups/centers; (2) correlation between institutional CD rates and indications for CD in each of the ten groups/centers.