Sentence examples for principal provider from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that model results restricted to a sample of providers with confirmed practice affiliations produced results similar to results using the full (principal) provider sample provides some assurance that the potential for provider assignment errors is not a substantial limitation of the study.

Already, many of these advanced-practice nurses work as their patients' principal provider.

That would leave the BBC as the principal provider of public service programming, which many believe would breed complacency at the corporation.

The Iraqi state is a fragile, if not failed, state and in some areas (including those outside Isis-controlled territory) it is no longer the principal provider of basic services and security.

One way forward could be a thorough shake-up of the prison education service, whose performance has been severely criticised in the recent past, and whose principal provider, The Manchester College (TMC), has been a focal point of industrial unrest.

The shortfall matters all the more because private saving contributes much more to retirement income in Britain than in most other countries.But faith in the life-insurance industry the principal provider of individual pensions and other forms of long-term saving has been undermined by scandals like the mis-selling of personal pensions.

Those fears were made palpable late last year when B.G.I. became more than simply the world's biggest consumer of sequencing technology; it also became one of the principal providers.

"As one of the principal providers of medical care to Ebola patients in west Africa, MSF is taking part in these accelerated clinical trials to give people affected by the current outbreak a better chance of survival".

Corporations are our principal providers of employment but that is decidedly not their objective.

They are the principal providers of health care services to rural residents to maintain their health.

Women are the principal providers of nourishment during the most crucial periods of children's development, but the caring practices vital to children's nutritional well-being invariably suffer when the division of labour and resources in families and communities favours men, and when women and girls face discrimination in education and employment.