Sentence examples for services and characteristics from inspiring English sources
In turn, framework requirements are a set of services and characteristics that the NoPaaS framework itself must provide for applications and/or developers (Table 4).
Referral to palliative care services and characteristics of referrals were described through data collected routinely at clinical encounters.
The SES was determined classifying the population in quintiles; the information to ascertain the SES included possession of different assets, services and characteristics of the household infrastructure.
All of the identified papers examined women with type 1 diabetes [ 52- 66], however women with type 2 diabetes [ 52, 53, 56- 58, 60, 61, 63], hypertension [ 53, 57] and overweight/obesity [ 52, 53] were also explored in some studies.> -wrap-foot> I: Prevalence of engagement with preconception services and characteristics of users.
The discussions were semi-structured, and facilitators (2 per group) used a discussion guide which covered the following broad topics: participants' smoking behaviour, experience of quitting, knowledge and perceptions of existing smoking cessation services, and characteristics of services that would be more attractive to the smoker.
These definitions were formulated utilising the description used by Homburg et al. (2005) for levels of satisfaction regarding time, quality of service and characteristics of restaurants.
The variations in the mortality rates across different countries indicate that effectiveness of ART to reduce the mortality and increase the survival among HIV-infected patients could depend on the adherence, quality of service, and characteristics of patients [ 4, 24].
We have dissected data on prices, services and personal characteristics from one big international site that hosts 190,000 profiles of female prostitutes (see article).
Communes were selected based on location, availability of health services and population characteristics.
This might account for the lack of association between the patterns of services and the characteristics of agencies and CMs.
The data used in this study included the use of LTCI services and the characteristics of older adults, care management agencies, and care managers.
