Sentence examples for provider basis from inspiring English sources

Private firms were also more likely to win smaller contracts on an Any Qualified Provider basis, for services such as diagnostics, audiology, and podiatry in the community.

While available cache contention situations from the literature were solved by considering each storage as one autonomous and self managed cache, we propose in this paper to address this contention situation by segmenting the storage on a per-content provider basis (e.g., each CP receives a portion of the storage space depending on its storage demand).

This gives the provider the basis of a forecast of how many of each size of virtual machine will be required.

Along the way, Helpcare also aims to set up a transnational network for the service commissioners, policy makers and education and training providers that provide a basis for sharing best practice throughout the EU, making sure the standards and opportunities are consistent.

SSA promised to pay the provider on the basis of earnings and benefit outcomes for the beneficiary.

The fourth limitation is that we could not identify the individual service provider on the basis of the information in the claims database.

Revised principles and rules for co-operation and competition (PRCC) were published which required providers to select the 'best' providers on the basis of quality and best-value [ 22].

This separation of commissioning from provision functions provides a structure which allows choice between alternative providers on the basis of cost and value, and the possibility of loss of contract to act as an encouragement to providers to maintain and improve the quality and appropriateness of services.

These health care providers form the basis for recruiting diabetes patients in the DD2 project, and the data sources that these providers use in clinical practice give access to important supplementary patient data.

"There should be some kind of requirement that these providers establish a basis upon which interoperability can occur," he says.

"This is determined by the private providers on the basis of profitability rather than the health need for these tax-financed services.