Sentence examples for provincial variability from inspiring English sources

Further, comprehensive data obtained from PROMIS has been used to identify substantial cost savings by managing CKD patients in a combined specialist clinic, describe provincial variability in testing for hepatitis B immune status in renal patients, and identify rare but severe complications from dialyzer membranes [ 15- 17].

For example, there are substantial differences in population density across Canada, with marked north-to-south increases in density – approximately 80% of Canadians live within 160 km of the Canada–United States border [ 23] – and there is marked intra-provincial urban rural variability [ 24].

Per 100,000 population, there was substantial variability in provincial capacity, with a mean of 0.9 hospitals with ICUs (provincial range 0.4-2.8 0.4-2.8U beds capable of providing mechanical ventilation (provincial range 6–10), and 15 ICUasive mechanical ventilators (provincial range 10–24).

There was substantial variability in inter-provincial capacity.

The incidence of HFRS shows high variabilities at both provincial and county levels.

In the first, the ISMU interviewers allocate the total number of questionnaires (roughly 8,000 each year) across the 11 provinces into which Lombardy is partitioned; this is aimed at obtaining significant estimates at provincial level by having roughly the same sample variability within each province.

Descriptive statistics pertaining to Provincial nephrology referrals and an analysis of regional variability in wait times and referral acuity were also pre-determined.

Several provincial hookah use estimates are subject to moderate sampling variability as noted in Table  1.

Other provincial cost information was not available, and it was assumed that any variability in fee structures that might occur between provinces would be captured in the uncertainty ranges of the final estimates.

Within the northeast region where O. viverrini is most prevalent (Preuksaraj, 1984; Jongsuksuntigul, 2002), high variability of prevalence and intensity of infection has been documented at the provincial, district and village levels (Sithithaworn and Haswell-Elkins, 2003).

However, our results indicate relatively wide variability in ICU capacity among provinces and therefore may provide helpful inter-provincial comparisons.