A recent analysis of the health service by the OECD found "few indicators showing unambiguous improvements in outcomes over and above trend improvements that were already apparent before the surge in spending".
In health, a recent survey by the OECD found "few indicators showing unambiguous improvements in outcomes over and above trend improvements that were already apparent before the surge in spending .Labour's decision to become a big spender was a risky one.
This report of a therapeutically relevant paracrine effect of the C17.2 cells is in full support of our present finding that these cells have not integrated but have, nevertheless, induced an unambiguous functional improvement.
Economists described the Labor Department's monthly jobs report, released Friday, as an unambiguous sign of improvement, yet also clear evidence of broadening national distress, as millions of households grapple with joblessness and lost working hours.
With respect to the proposed boundaries for lymph-node stations, they represent a clear improvement for surgeons, but are not unambiguous for radiologists and echo-endoscopists.
15 The introduction of standardised handover protocols that involve clarification of time and/or designation of responsibility have been suggested as improvement strategies with varying success regarding unambiguous transfer of responsibility and accountability.
In addition, the hospital Improvement Principles facilitated a consistent, standard, and unambiguous way to work efficiently.
In one of its major policy publications, Heritage published an insightful analysis with an unambiguous conclusion: "The increased spending secured by President Reagan should afford significant improvements in force size.
Looking towards future research, there needs to be significant improvements in literature descriptions of age and volume data to ensure that unambiguous data are available for consistently named eruptions with appropriate derivation methods cited.
