Sentence examples for personnel as compared from inspiring English sources

To put things into perspective, the Netherlands currently works with 41,900 military service personnel, as compared to Germany's 177,069 military service personnel.

Despite the financial autonomy of the LGU, rural LGUs found it difficult to offer incentives that attracted health personnel as compared to urban areas [ 8].

One key finding was the relatively lower risk of FRI and the five most common MVI for stay-in personnel as compared with stay-out personnel.

Seventeen percent of costs were associated with the general campaign infrastructure and general personnel, as compared with 83% for the intervention-specific components (e.g., commodities and training on their use, as well as HIV counseling).

A Vietnamese study found that women who delivered in a facility give a significantly higher average quality score for "health care delivery", but not for "communication and conduct of personnel" as compared to women who delivered at home (and who judged these quality aspects from others' experience or earlier contacts with the facility) [ 17].

However, it is not likely that additional costs associated with these limitations would have significantly increased the impact of the personnel costs as compared with the cost of the drugs.

The 2005 Cambodian Demographic and Health Survey [ 1]found that less than 70% of pregnant women received ANC from trained personnel in rural areas, as compared to 80% who received it in urban areas.

Participants believed that hiring newly graduated staff who have little experience and skill and a high ratio of these staff compared to experienced personnel, as well as frequent personnel turnover, are among factors that lead to low overall skill and experience level within the ward.

As compared to personnel in non-recruit camps, those in recruit camps had a higher risk for all the five MVI, with the highest risk for adenovirus E (AOR = 12.70; 95 % CI = 8.31-19.41) and the lowest risk for rhinovirus mono-infection (AOR = 3.83; 95%CI = 2.83-5.19).

Kenya has an acute shortage of doctors and nurses (0.14 doctors and 1.2 nursing/midwifery personnel per 1000 population [ 14]), as compared to a World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendation of a minimum of 2.5 nurses per 1000 population [ 15].

Similarly, it was also revealed that experienced personnel have more knowledge and positive attitude as compared to those who are relatively new in the field.