Sentence examples for supplies sector from inspiring English sources
Examples of categories included under "other health services and supplies" sector were nursing care, home health care, prescription drugs, and other medical products.
For the "other health service and supplies" sector, we varied our baseline estimate of 27% (Canadian: U.S. BIR costs) by 5 percentage points in either direction.
Physicians' practices spent $70 billion on BIR activities, hospitals spent $74 billion, and the "other health service and supplies" sector spent an estimated $94 billion.
Recent data on BIR costs for categories within the "other health services and supplies" sector is absent from the literature, though some earlier data on total administrative costs is available.
We conservatively assumed that 10% of revenue for our other health services and supplies sector categories goes to BIR activities, which is the mean percentage from physician practices and hospitals.
Where available, we used lower and upper bound estimates from the literature; where unavailable, we varied the estimates by up to ten percentage points, using wider variations when data was least certain, e.g., for the "other health services and supplies" sector.
In U.S. hospitals and "other health service and supplies" sectors, added BIR costs were $54 billion and $69 billion, respectively.
Samir Brikho, chief executive of engineering group Amec Foster Wheeler, warned that constant changes of policy were undermining confidence of the supply sector.
As the competition and market authority (CMA) launched measures to halt rip-offs in the energy supply sector the rain fell across many parts of Britain.
"There is potential in the automotive supply sector and in low carbon power generation, where there is a great deal of pent-up investment waiting for the Government to set the carbon price at a level that makes it viable".
Rising concern about the energy supply sector has gradually increased over the last five years, exacerbated by a series of what appeared to be excessive and coordinated price rises amid mounting evidence of widening fuel poverty.
