Sentence examples for teams p from inspiring English sources
We put Chelsea's value at $449 million (see FORBES list of Most Valuable Soccer Teams, p. 144), 33% more than last year and only a little less than what Abramovich has invested.
Hambrick and Mason (1984) also stressed that it is not always the CEO who makes important decisions, and that "although it is true that in most firms the chief executive officer has the most power, it still is of interest to study management teams" (p. 196).
One hundred and thirteen (18%) escorted IHTs by nondedicated transport teams had unsecured medical equipment versus 2/205 (0.97%) in dedicated transport teams (P = 0.004).
Equipment failures occurred in 9/97 9.2%) ventilated transfers by nondedicated teams versus 1/156 (0.6%) by dedicated teams (P = 0.001).
After adjusting for all these variables, only palliative care teams (p = 0.001) remained significantly associated with accuracy of prediction, age was borderline, (p = 0.054), and the association with the diagnosis observed in the univariate analysis disappeared (p = 0.192).
The proportion of patients who had not suffered major trauma was particularly high in patients assigned to receive reduced teams (250 of 290, 86·2 per cent) compared with 124 of 232 (53·4 per cent) in patients triaged to receive full teams (P < 0·001) (Table 7 ).
UNICEF has supported the establishment of Parent Support Advisory Teams (P-SATs) two of which now function in the parishes of St. James and St. Catherine.
When comparing nurses (without including head nurses) and junior physicians, the physicians still had a significantly higher perception of EOL-DM, except for "Mutual respect within the interdisciplinary team" (p = 0.26).
The occurrence of complications during transport was significantly increased in mechanically ventilated patients (p = 0.009), especially with inspiratory oxygen fraction >0.5 (p = 0.00), sedation before transport (p = 0.001), vasopressor requirement before transport (p = 0.03) and with the night shift team (p = 0.007).
As Wilkins phrases it, Watson (Jim) and Crick (Francis) "formed a powerful team" (p. 163).
Men with elevated calcium concentrations had more contacts with the psychosocial team (p = 0.02) at the health care centre.
