Sentence examples for three types of facilities from inspiring English sources

Sample distribution into three types of facilities was based on proportion of patients seeking care from each type of facility in study area[ 8].

In all three types of facilities, data on diagnosis and functional status at the patient level are very difficult to obtain because there are neither uniform assessment forms nor any formal mechanisms for data collection.

A total of 471 patients met inclusion criteria for this analysis and were studied in the three types of facilities; 263 participants from the public facilities, 59 from the private facility, and 149 from the public-private facility (Table 1).

This study, conducted during December 2007 - November 2008, expanded the established methodology of exiting patient interviews to a detailed community surveillance of antibiotic use in three types of facilities: private retail pharmacies, public sector facilities, and private clinics.

While labour rooms were reported to be highly functional (92%) across all three types of facilities, the private facilities (95%) reported better functionality of operation theatres than public facilities (78%).

Figure  2 visualizes the predicted probabilities of each of the three outcomes (not naming the side effect, naming it and considering it acceptable, naming it and considering it unacceptable) for nurses and ANMs from the three types of facilities in the sample.

Data were collected monthly from the same facilities in all three types of facility throughout the study period.

In this study, comparison of perceived quality between the three types of facility was based on opinions from different groups of women, rather than ratings of facilities by the same individual.

Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 show the monthly trends in the percent of prescriptions containing various classes of antibiotics in the three types of facility surveyed as well as the average consumption (across all facility types) of each antibiotic group over a year.

Two types of facilities can be used.

But the decision to regulate the two types of facilities differently is "a loophole for the cement industry," said James Pew, a lawyer for the environmental group Earthjustice.