Sentence examples for snapshot of services from inspiring English sources

Even though the snapshot of services was slightly down on November, it was still strong.

The Care Quality Commission report, based on a snapshot of services, found about a third failed to meet all the standards for nutrition and dignity.

While there should be a top 100 list for each of the world's major religious traditions, it's important to appreciate that an interfaith snapshot of service and good works should be truly inclusive.

Collectively, the rates and associations reported in Tables  2 to 6 provide a useful snapshot of service utilisation within our rural cohort, especially when viewed against the backdrop of the 2007 Australian NSMHWB findings (e.g., [ 5, 10]).

Ahead of a review being carried out by NHS Medical Director Prof Sir Bruce Keogh about the future of emergency provision in hospitals, the BBC was given day-in-the-life snapshot of A&E services in England.

This section provides a snapshot of these services.

A further survey was carried out in 2004 offering a snapshot of inpatient services for the same year and the conclusions were based on questionnaires, sent to chief executives of NHS mental health trusts and acute ward managers in England.

The facility assessment only provides a snapshot of staff, services, equipment and supplies that were available and functioning on the day of the assessment and cannot evaluate those that were available at any other period of time.

The assessments incorporated multiple data collection methods including interviews with facility staff, observation and clinical records review to provide a snapshot of the services available on the day of the assessment.

On the basis of the snapshot of the service sector from CIPS/Markit, the rate of expansion stepped up a gear in the third quarter of 2013.

The latest snapshot of the service sector - which makes up two-thirds of the economy - showed activity in December was considerably stronger than City expectations.