Sentence examples for patterns of fee from inspiring English sources

We addressed this issue by studying the patterns of fee acceptability, ability and willingness to pay (WTP) for physician services across population groups.

We address this issue by studying the patterns of fee acceptability, ability and willingness to pay (WTP) for public health care across population groups.

We analyze the potential and feasibility of official patient charges for public health care services in Ukraine by studying the patterns of fee acceptability, ability and willingness to pay (WTP) for public health care among population groups.

Diverging patterns of tuition fees may – may – be going to make it harder for Scots, Irish or Welsh students to come to English universities, or make them think it's not worth the extra bother.

They said Disney's pattern of tying fees to the number of Internet subscribers was inappropriate, since not all its Internet customers wanted to pay extra for a single Web site.

But there were no clear signs of an impact on admissions and patterns of applications from these fees.

Figure 3C shows the pattern of enteric illness revealed by the use of fee item data alone, and further emphasizes the return to baseline in late 2000.

Inclusion of fee item data changes the pattern dramatically.

The survey highlights patterns of day centre closure, rising fees for attendance and reduced eligibility, and the underdevelopment of mechanisms to facilitate commissioning of new collective spaces.

If laboratory fees are excluded, again there are no consistent patterns of association; the associations for ANC fees with facility type and laboratory services are no longer significant, but adherence is more likely for a child with malaria in a facility with a laboratory (data not shown).

Our major objectives in this article are to a) develop a set of filters to remove uncertainties inherent in diagnostic code data and location data; b) demonstrate how fee item markers can be used to track patterns of enteric illness; and c) demonstrate that fee item analysis is significantly more robust than diagnostic code for tracking enteric illness.