Sentence examples for providers suggests from inspiring English sources

The present mood among administrators, regulators, and providers suggests a dangerous indecision about what hospitals should be, an indecision that could stymie growth and waste time and money.

The study, based on pay data for 80,000 employees of more than 2,000 care providers, suggests that 57% of frontline workers (54% of all) have benefited directly from the £7.20 minimum with an average pay rise of 9.2%.

Today's BBC analysis of information gleaned from 331 social housing providers suggests that in receipt of less housing benefit, claimants have not transferred in large measure into properties the secretary of state might deem appropriate, or rented out their spare rooms, to meet the shortfall in the entrepreneurial fashion he might like.

If nothing else, the presence of these newly-founded open innovation providers suggests that the concept has met a market test.

A survey among CAM providers suggests headache to be one of the conditions where patients benefit most from CAM management [6], but reports of treatment efficacy from the patients are lacking.

Anecdotal information from providers suggests oral health problems, in particular caries experience, are emerging areas of need in refugee-background Australians.

Other comments of PMTCT providers suggest that stigma may prevent women from providing a blood sample for CD4 cell enumeration in an HIV/AIDS care and treatment setting.

However, previous findings on the extent of variation in performance between providers suggest that the indicators are amenable to the care provided.

Patients and providers suggested that telephone visits could help reduce unnecessary in-person visits by providing an opportunity to evaluate whether an in-person visit would be warranted rather than having it automatically scheduled according to the calendar.

Surveys of primary care providers suggest that physician and clinic factors might influence LARC counseling, but their effect on usage is unknown.

Some broadband phone providers suggest customers keep their conventional phone lines as a back up, but Vonage says up to 50% of its customers don't bother.