The same assumption is made by Dr. David Friend, a health care management consultant, when he says, "The result is a tiering effect, where the best doctors are doing the private stuff and doctors unable to succeed in those things will provide the public service care".
The first-tier effects, however, are fairly modest, as a function of extensive industry diversification within the universe high yield issuers. Potential second- and third-tier effects are more pronounced, but we do not yet see strong evidence that the market will move down the paths necessary to produce those outcomes.
Mr. Charlier kept the silhouette simple to let the prints have center stage and used a tiered shape to great effect, mixing stiffer fabrics with fluid silk chiffon, all in the same print.
Two multivariate models (ANCOVA), applied separately to each SF-36 scale allow tiered analysis of the effect of diabetes status on quality-of-life measures.
His solution: tiered pricing.
Adaptation responses are tiered.
The pseudofactor that describes the kth tier sequence-order effect with the PSPCP, which is derived from the rth physiochemical property, can be formulated as (8) (8) u k, r (P ) = 1 L − k ∑ i = 1 L − k d i, r (P ) d i + k, r (P ).
Among all application tiers, the bottleneck tier has the most effect on the mean response time of an application and consequently the application's V a. Specifically, at each decision stage for each application in each interval, one resource of the appropriate flavour is allocated to the bottleneck tier.
