Sentence examples for mix resources from inspiring English sources

If we successfully mix resources, disciplines and visions that have traditionally been off by industries -- in this case the tangible and intangible resources of an accelerator and the overall benefits of social enterprise -- then we'll empower a whole generation of entrepreneurs and driven professionals who want to make this a better world.

Objectives: We describe the case mix, resource use, and outcomes for adolescents admitted to AICU and PICU in the UK.

The comparison between four European chocolate brands in this paper is mainly focuses on their marketing strategies, which the combinations of marketing mix, resource based view, and semiotic theory, are appropriate to use for the investigation.

To provide CMP data on case mix, resource use, and outcomes, the DrotAA and CMP data were linked.

Data for each severe sepsis patient, either receiving DrotAA or not (controls), were linked to case mix, resource use, and cost data from a national audit.

Prospective data on case mix, resource use, and outcomes were collected on consecutive admissions to each participating critical care unit (see Harrison and colleagues [ 38] for details).

Therefore, even without the effects of mixing resources, familiarity bias formation can constrain learning, allowing copying to play a role.

However, even without the effects of mixing resources, both in varied patches (blue) and the uniform environment (red), copying is still able to increase diet energy uptake [Wilcoxon two sample test, n = 100, p < 0.00001, for each C = 0 and C > 0 pair (solid bars), Bonferroni corrected for four tests].

These can be organized as environmental processes and disturbances (e.g., currents, tides, mixing, resource extraction), interspecific interactions and other ecosystem processes (e.g., predation, competition, disease), demographic processes and life histories (e.g., migration, recruitment, survivorship, behavior) and genetic processes (e.g., mutation, selection, gene flow).

27 An important contribution of this work was adjustment of morbidity on the basis of a case-mix resource utilization such as ACG.

As a variable of general comorbidity for each patient attended in primary care, the Charlson Comorbidity Index 23 was used to give an approximation of the severity of the patient's condition, as well as the individual casuistic index, obtained from the adjusted clinical groups (ACG), and used to classify patients according to case-mix resource utilization.