The accessibility of general practices is high in the Netherlands, even in relatively low accessible practices.
Relatively high agreement was found within the subgroups of GP trainers (Kendall's W = 0.60, P = 0.002), clinical genetics professionals (Kendall's W = 0.78, P = 0.001), and representatives of patient organizations (Kendall's W = 0.92, P = 0.003), whereas agreement was relatively low among practicing GPs (Kendall's W = 0.27, P = 0.101).
However, the number of nurses per capita remained well below the OECD average, with a relatively low number of practicing nurses per practicing physicians (1.39) compared to the 2,8 average ratio in OECD countries [ 2].
The review body argued that practice costs had decreased since 1990 because of the introduction of computers [ 24], resulting in the relatively low share of practice costs (29%) in 2000.
Predicting gene expression itself is of relatively low interest in practice, as biologists can easily measure gene expression with experimental methods such as DNA microarray or quantitative RT-PCR.
However, these data are not comprehensive due to the relatively low number of practices involved.
For most indicators the cost of exception reporting was relatively low, as most practices exceeded the upper payment thresholds even before exception reporting was taken into account.
This unexpected result needs further research and probably explains a relatively low agreement among practicing GPs, as some may find their genetic knowledge or skills sufficient and others not.
A country can be expected to assign relatively large weights to those outputs at which it excels relative to best practice, and relatively low, possibly zero, weights to those outputs at which it lags behind best practice, subject to the normalization μy = 1.
They say the Republicans' free-market approach will confuse beneficiaries and encourage insurers to seek out healthy customers with relatively low drug costs, a practice known as cherry-picking.
