Sentence examples for non managed from inspiring English sources

In addition, the establishment of poplar buffers, in replacement of non managed herbaceous buffers, could rapidly increase biomass C, N and P storage along farm streams, which would be beneficial for water quality protection and global change mitigation.

Site level comparisons suggest that 9-year-old poplar buffers have stored 9 31 times more biomass C, 4 10 times more biomass N, and 3 7 times more biomass P than adjacent non managed herbaceous buffers, with the largest differences observed on the more fertile sites.

As choice of providers was substituted for gate keeping, physicians and increased premiums took the place of utilization controls, the line between managed non managed care became blurred.

The data also indicate that the differences between premiums were greatest in areas where managed care penetration was lowest ($52 lower than non managed care plans) and in areas where managed care penetration was highest ($35 lower).

On the basis of the differences in constraints between managed and non-managed care plans, we hypothesize that: 1) length of stay will be shorter for managed care patients 2) there will be less variation in length of stay for managed care patients Physicians decide on treatment strategies and timing of discharge, thereby determining length of stay.

It should be emphasized that the terms managed and non-managed care were developed decades ago, when Health Maintenance Organizations were well defined organizations that used specific techniques to manage hospital utilization.

The difference in the variation for the managed and non-managed care groups at hospital level and at physician level is measured as a ratio (the variation of the managed care group divided by the variation of the non-managed care group).

Average length of stay does not differ between managed and non-managed care patients.

Table 4 shows the variation in length of stay for the managed and non-managed care groups for each DRG.

We studied lengths of stay for comparable patients who are insured under managed or non-managed care plans.

Most of the variation between managed and non-managed care groups can be found at patient level.