Sentence examples for providers hence from inspiring English sources

Derived from these observations, we propose the following definition: cloud interoperability refers to the ability to develop applications that combine resources that can inter-operate, or work together from multiple cloud providers, hence taking advantage of specific features provided by each provider.

These additional goals include promoting continuity of care for patients (which requires cooperation between providers – hence the need for the CCP to include principles on cooperation, as well as competition); meeting national standards for quality; and keeping the whole NHS within nationally set financial limits.

Column 3 includes estimates of competition where we fix the nlhhi in time as the average of the 2002 5 nlhhis, which uses pre-reform patient flows from a time period where patients had no choice over their provider (hence the patient flows are likely unrelated to quality).

These methods can easily be implemented at a primary health care level, provided by alternate providers and hence increase access to safe abortion services (10, 15) and respect women's reproductive rights.

But encouraging competition among America's expensive broadband providers, and hence lower prices for consumers, might do this more cheaply than subsidies.

Locally developed guidelines therefore often have the best chance of being accepted by local health care providers and hence of being implemented [ 17].

However, because of our selection strategy, we missed women who received pregnancy termination services only from informal providers and hence their experiences are not included.

Similar improvements were observed across all other days for other providers and hence their graphs are omitted in the paper for brevity.

These, at times, conflicting priorities can cause miscommunication between patients and care providers and, hence, adversely affect outcomes of care [ 29, 31].

This is also reflected in the range of duties, challenges and workload of health providers and hence in the numbers of health workers recruited for this study from each type of centre.

Many nurses and LHVs said that eHealth has not only improved their reputation in the community but also resulted in better communication and coordination between healthcare providers and hence reduced their professional isolation.