Sentence examples for mix based from inspiring English sources
Such a strategy would require a new policy mix based on the following elements.
It's an art — an unexpected mix based on the fact that prints can come from such diverse places.
Frontera Foods, started by Rick Bayless, the chef of Frontera Grill in Chicago, has introduced a guacamole mix based on tomatillos, an ingredient that home cooks often ignore.
The managers say a neutral mix, based on the fund's composite benchmark, would be 80percentt of assets in dollar-denominated bonds and 20percentt in those denominated in foreign currencies.
Products on offer are limited to sustainably caught Alaskan salmon; an organic toasted-grain-flour soup mix based on tsampa, the staple food of Tibet; and all-natural energy bars.
He adds that individual investors should keep only about one-third of their bond stake in Treasuries and government debt, reflecting the market's mix based on private investors such as pension and mutual funds.
Moreover, certain limitations are present in studies investigating case-mix for limited time periods [ 22] or case-mix based on repeated prevalence surveys [ 23].
In addition to care planning [ 12], other applications include case-mix based funding [ 13], quality indicators [ 14, 15], and outcome measurement [ 16].
Types of care: Romania took a step-by-step approach in restructuring provision and contracting of different types of care, especially as correspondent payment systems were developed (starting with 2002, as case-mix based reimbursement started).
Björnberg, Garrofé and Lindblad [ 26] suggest that commissioning as surrogate planning, including micro-commissioning, together produce weaker performance on the Euro Health Consumer Index indicators (see http://www.healthpowerhouse.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=36&Itemid=55) than case-mix based commissioning does.
1– 3 In Denmark, the DRG tariffs are recalculated each year by the Danish National Board of Health by applying a full-cost accounting principle to the Danish DRG case-mix based on detailed reports of costs and activities from 31 hospitals responsible for approximately 60% of hospital discharges in Denmark.
