Sentence examples for service sample from inspiring English sources

As the boys involved give us a tour of their school, often in language that requires some kind of translation service (sample: "We go to chambers here, it's where you go to speak to beaks") you notice that a couple of masters (translation: "teachers" I think) even join in – one of them dancing wildly before getting back in his Jag.

The service sample mainly included services from Spain (n = 1319), since this country has a high diversity of health and social care systems in its 17 regions.

We interviewed at least one client and one service provider from each service sampled.

Similarly, additional interviews are being performed to the extent that users of complementary health services are identified in the coverage areas of the public health service samples.

Five of the sites were those implementing the screen as a community based service and the remaining five were implementing the screen as a hospital based service sampled to match the community sites for annual birth rate.

We also calculated age-adjusted rates standardized to the fee-for-service sample.

We know that a smaller proportion of HMO enrollees were over the age of 85 years, compared to the matched fee-for-service sample.

Data for the fee-for-service sample were obtained from an enrollment file for demographic information, the MedPAR (Medicare Provider Analysis and Review) file for hospitalization claim data, Part B physician/supplier claims file, and Hospital Outpatient Department claims file.

Those enrolled in the HMO were younger than both the geographically matched, fee-for-service sample and Medicare enrollees in the US as a whole (p < 0.001), and they were less likely to be female (p 0.001).

The proportion of Medicare enrollees who saw a clinician within a one-year period (Annual visit rate, Table 3) was greater than 85% in all three groups; however, this rate was significantly higher in the Staff Model HMO (94%) than the fee-for-service sample (88%)(p < 0.001).

Among households in the outcome 1 (immunization services) sample, just under a quarter had AWWs who had received immunization incentives, and 38% had AWWs who had received training incentives (Table 4).