Sentence examples for levels waiting from inspiring English sources

It is possible that at higher caseload levels, waiting times were lower.

These included: fear and anxiety (e.g. of the process, potential outcome, radiation levels, waiting for results), life issues (e.g. being carers or working and finding it hard to get away, poor health) and access (e.g. transport, parking, location, weather).

The website currently includes detailed information on various aspects of provider performance, including risk-adjusted mortality rates, hospital activity levels, waiting times and infection rates sorted by procedures (Department of Health, 2009 c 2009c).

A stochastic Monte Carlo model was constructed to analyse the transmission of airborne infection in a hypothetical 132 m3 hospital waiting area in which occupancy levels, waiting times and ventilation rate can all be varied.

Each choice set contained six attributes (3 with 4 levels and 3 with 2 levels): waiting time for an appointment; who conducts the test; waiting time to receive results; how results are received; whether both positive and negative results are given, which STIs are tested for (see table 3).

Their operationalization has resulted in a set of indicators to measure the main attributes of care coherence (such as coordinated medical testing across care levels or the provision of care at the most appropriate care level), follow-up (such as the existence of communication and follow-up after discharge) and accessibility across care levels (waiting time after referral).

But many airports say that even with current staffing levels, waits during peak times can exceed 10 minutes -- and that wait, not some average over a 24-hour period, is what counts.

And now this is simply getting back to sea level, waiting for the next expansion, which is really not until '11, '12.

Building upon the main theoretical insights of our model, we now analyse empirically hospital-level waiting time distributions and link those to hospital characteristics estimating the parameters of our model that control the degree of capacity constraint, the degree of prioritisation and finally the cost structure.

Using logistic regression analysis, we identified lower education level, waiting time for colonoscopy appointment beyond 16 weeks and non-compliance to bowel preparation instructions as independent risk factors for poor bowel preparation (Table 2).

Other attribute improvements are: geographical proximity (−0.3%) (significant at the 1% level), waiting time (−0.2%) (significant at the 10% level), staff attitude (−0.2%), seeing the same health professional (−0.3%) (significant at the 5% level), doctor-patient relationship (−0.1%) (significant at the 10% level) and chance of recovery (−0.06%).