Sentence examples for providers presented from inspiring English sources

As such, the additional evidence on the influence of malpractice exposure on the frequency/cost of services rendered by medical providers, presented in our analysis, is a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate in the literature.

Of the 466 providers' personnel included in this study, 60% were public providers and 40% were private providers, presented in Table  2.

At the item level, providers presented the subject to be discussed in the majority of consultations, and baseline measures of techniques such as posing questions to ascertain current knowledge, verification of understanding, and asking the woman if she had questions were observed at moderate levels in intervention and control arms.

We thus evaluate the usefulness of different quality presentation formats (e.g., ordering providers, presenting composite measures, different amounts of quality information) from the physicians' perspective for referral practices.

WASHINGTON — The plan from the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission to ensure an open and neutral Internet drew mixed reviews on Wednesday from consumer advocates and Internet service providers, presenting the agency with an uncertain way forward as it considers new broadband regulation.

This is where the world of walled gardens and deals with major search providers presents a challenge for progress.

In the cloud world, where the operational friction of software is reduced or removed, and where economies are extremely effective, public cloud providers present a challenge to many open source projects.

Non-users are likely to have different perceptions of PHCs and the providers present there compared with users.

Their findings indicated that primary care is considered central to health care by these service users, but that both timely access to primary care providers and reluctant involvement on the part of some providers present significant challenges.

The literature review was part of a larger review that focused on both intervention design factors and contextual factors influencing the performance of close-to-community providers (presenting a wider range of health workers than CHWs, including auxiliary staff).

Right-sizing of the public sector facilities and the gradual increase of "for-profit" and "not-for-profit" private health service providers presents significant policy implications in terms of their involvement in the delivery of public health services.