Sentence examples for providers publishing from inspiring English sources
So far, most of this data is modest in scope (such as patients' ratings and written reviews of physicians), but the growing trend toward providers' publishing their own ratings is likely to transform health care in four important ways.
Vandalising or bombing clinics; stalking, assaulting staff, clients or providers; publishing the home addresses of providers or staff, names, photos and school addresses of their children to aid stalking; outcries for a war: all of this anti-abortion activity and more could be classed as terrorism by the definitions our government uses.
It has also called for "streamlined procedures whereby users could accept (or decline) cookies of the various ad network providers publishing ads on one website, in a centralized way, while respecting granularity".
In service-oriented computing (SOC), service providers publish reusable services, and service consumers subscribe them.
If Facebook, Spotify, Second Life and other service providers published their data centre ratings or energy consumption online, users would be able to make informed decisions.
EACH year the Healthcare Commission, the watchdog that regulates Britain's health-care providers, publishes a report on the state of the National Health Service.
The study is a result of a survey of pediatric cancer care providers published first online in the journal Pediatrics, said first author Prasanna Ananth, M.D., M.P.H., a pediatric oncologist at YCC and assistant professor of pediatrics at Yale School of Medicine.
Fewer than 17% of solicitors' firms and other legal providers publish a price list online, the report notes, leaving many clients in the dark about the costs they are likely to incur for even straightforward requests like making wills or dealing with court cases.
In FrSeC, service providers publish only ConfiguredServices in the service registry.
Many data service providers, such as Google rich snippet project [27], encourage content providers publish web document with rich semantic.
It is a central repository for services, in which Service Providers publish their services and PU discovers services.
