Sentence examples for service differentiating from inspiring English sources
For services with RVUs associated with them, the number of RVUs for each service (differentiating between provision in facility or nonfacility settings, as recorded in claims) was multiplied by the national conversion rate.
Gas was gas, but service differentiated the chains.
The service differentiates itself from other mobile news services by providing local news.
Level of consumers' involvement with the service differentiates consumers' perceived relational benefits in high contact and moderate contact services, whereas consumers perceive the same relational benefit in low contact services regardless the level of consumers' involvement with the service.
He uses Bourbon and Branch's secret speakeasy night "Wilson and Wilson" as a way the service differentiates itself from a simple list of venues, "The only other way you hear about this is word of mouth," he says.
He argued that the white label service differentiates SoSocio from other similar startups that are seeking to sell products based on social networkers' photo content, name-checking the likes of Blurb and Pastbook.
The DCE will quantify trade-offs the public is prepared to make between the key characteristics of an emergency service differentiated according to the severity of condition (eg, waiting times, clinician versus nurse led consultations, service location, hospital or primary care clinic setting) which will inform the development of strategies for optimising appropriate ED utilisation.
In the first stage, we calculate use and cost (total and by sub-categories) of the considered healthcare services, differentiating by BMI groups for the period 2003 2010.
Best Buy, however, is hoping that its service will help differentiate it from discount retailers like Wal-Mart.
Google will draw on its search expertise to help differentiate the service.
He believes that the physical location and personalized nature of Coffee & Power will help differentiate the service from other competitors.
