Sentence examples for organisations n from inspiring English sources

The documents were developed or published by governmental organisations (n = 12), nursing or healthcare organisations (n = 7), non-profit organisation (e.g. foundations) (n = 4), research institutions (e.g. Universities) (n = 2), private organisations (n = 1) and others (n = 2).

Educators were self-employed contractors to schemes that were either private (n = 9) or part of larger not-for-profit organisations (n = 7), i.e. faith-based social welfare organisations or local government (see Table  1).

The characteristics of the purposive sample of ten information rich website providers for in-depth analysis are: commercial (n = 3); NHS (n = 3) and 3rd sector organisations (n = 4).

The planned study will include diabetes patients (n = 1800), primary care practices (n = 36 to n = 96), support organisations (n = 300 to 900), geographical areas (n = 18) and countries (n = 6).

The participants were primarily from relevant government agencies (n = 11) including Queensland Department of Community Safety, Department of Health, Department of Main Roads, Department of Environment and Resource Management, Ambulance Services, Office of Climate Change; and non-governmental organisations (n = 2) including the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (Table 1).

Those from the USA (n = 25 studies) tended to be concerned with access to procedures, such as Pap testing (n = 20), improving access to diabetes care for specific population groups such as underinsured patients (n = 3), and improving efficiency and reducing costs of care within managed care organisations (n = 3).

Most were currently working for international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) (n = 6), followed by research institutions (n = 5) and membership organisation (n = 1).

Most were employed by an international NGO (n = 18), followed by donors (n = 7), UN agencies (n = 6), national NGO (n = 1), academic institution (n = 1), and membership organisation (n = 1).

The participants were recruited from a university hospital (n = 20), from primary care centres in the study municipality (n = 117), through the municipal home care organisation (n = 13) or because they contacted the research group (n = 3).

Infants received SC from either a hospital (n = 2), a community-based health centre (n = 3), or a Not-For-Profit Organisation (n = 2).

(G ) Distribution of peak phases for significantly cycling genes with GO annotations 'actin cytoskeleton organisation' (n = 25) and 'small GTPase regulator activity' (n = 29).