Sentence examples for unnecessary differences from inspiring English sources

Unnecessary differences in various costs would be eliminated by a genuine market where people had price and quality information.

We're going to evolve the APIs to be more consistent by using the best approaches across them all, by reducing the unnecessary differences and by working harder to make them more complete.

Furthermore, recognition that the health care system suffers from serious gaps in quality (i.e. medical errors, unnecessary differences in practice patterns and unintended variation in outcomes) has stimulated a broad array of public-, and private-sector initiatives to improve performance [ 21].

The success of TTIP requires that negotiators reach agreement on ways to ensure that different regulatory practices do not interfere with trade, and, when possible, to limit unnecessary regulatory differences.

Our data suggest that intensive care beds are not utilized; a progressive level of care does not function and also there are unnecessary regional differences in intensive care provision in Hungary.

This so-called health inequity refers to avoidable, unnecessary, and unfair differences (Whitehead 1992); these differences should hence be regarded as inequity rather than inequality (Wagstaff and Van Doorslaer 2000).

Compared to hospital radiologist, radiologist in radiological institutes consistently reported lower occurrence of causes of unnecessary investigations; the difference was statistically significant for five of the six causes.

Mr Livingstone disagrees and accuses Mr Phillips of creating unnecessary alarm over cultural differences that should be welcomed.

This may be particularly true in our system, since it is physicians themselves who must code diagnoses and they may consider that they are being asked to make an unnecessary effort to identify differences between terms which, in their opinion, are not clinically relevant [ 33].

The difference in characteristics of individual hospitals explained 27% of the total difference in unnecessary care and more than 60% of the variance was unexplained by this model.

But the deep symbiosis of organized crime and an oppressively powerful state limited the independence of the gangsters and made it unnecessary to settle every difference with violence.