Sentence examples for partnership per from inspiring English sources

"The partnership per se does not depend on any of the Virgin channel assets but clearly the BBC would like to get their hands on them," he replied.

The HIV transmission probability per partnership per month is then calculated using the binomial (Bernoulli) model as where C n is the number of sexual contacts the individual has with the partner.

The parameters most influencing the impact were frequency of sex within serodiscordant partnerships, per-sex-act transmission probability, intervention efficacy and dropout rates (supplement 1, ).

—Convert Medicaid's current federal-state financial partnership to a per capita cap, which would cap and cut federal Medicaid per-beneficiary funding for seniors, people with disabilities, and families with children.

Mr. Minturn and some other concerned pension specialists said they had no objection to private investment partnerships per se, but questioned the appropriateness of investing public pension money in them.

Nevertheless, for simplicity, we model the apparent reduction in risk behaviour as a stepwise reduction, estimated to be a factor of 2.6 in the average number of sexual partnerships per year applied across all age groups occurring in 1997.

The range of sexual partnerships per transwomen was 1 500, with a median number of three (inter-quartile range [IQR]: 1 6) sexual partners and a mean of 11 (standard deviation: 39.01).

Harmon admits that the company is working on offering a direct-connect solution, but says its bigger thrust is to offer Internet access over hotel room television networks–as it has done successfully overseas in partnership with pay-per-view vendor Thorn (formerly with EMI) in hotels like the Grosvenor house in London and the Sheraton Palace in Milan.

Just over half of births in England and Wales last year occurred within marriage or civil partnership (53 per cent), compared with 58 per cent in 2004.

Irving Azoff, a longtime music impresario, had a twenty-per-cent partnership in A.E.G.

For example, increasing the frequency of sexual encounters without changing the concurrency or duration of partnerships will increase the transmission risk per partnership without altering the partner change rate.