Sentence examples for services become established from inspiring English sources

Stroke services continue to change, with improvements in recognition and treatment of stroke in the acute phase and reductions in length of stay as ESD and other community rehabilitation services become established.

Furthermore, it would be anticipated that once such a service becomes established and the uptake increases the cost per case would reduce.

Analysis indicates that the total number of bed days rose from 1,121 days in 2005/06 to 1,581 in 2006/07 (41% increase) as the service became established.

This may be explained by the length of time it takes for new services to become established or by the 'low dose' of new services in a large and complex system – only 6% (49/789) of all first contacts with services for unscheduled care in 2002 were with telephone help lines.

But those once-ancillary placement services have become established practices as Wall Street struggles to make up for profit centers that have been lost to new regulations and a weak economy.

As the service has become established, IRT staff costs have reduced and resident case load increased producing an even more favourable financial picture.

Finally, the timing of policy evaluations must be balanced not only to ensure early feedback to policy makers but also to allow for a service to become established.

Within Marseille itself a number of new industrial and related service activities have become established in fields such as electronics, data processing, telecommunications, and biomedicine.

It appears that regardless of whether patients have access to home haemodialysis services, patients who have become established on conventional in-centre haemodialysis may be largely negative about home haemodialysis and view it as confronting and lack confidence in their ability to learn the technique.

We speculate that rapid testing services are only just starting to become established at these centres and that our participants may not have been familiar with, accustomed to, or trusting of this service venue.

In addition, it has become much cheaper for start-ups to become established in areas like Internet services and software.