Sentence examples for use of a pers from inspiring English sources

This study points towards the concept of older individuals being aware of the unpredictable nature of their health, the threats this brings to their continued independence (living alone), and the use of a PERS to provide a way of controlling or managing the unpredictability.

To conclude, the use of a per capita yield and profit incomes analysis provides relevant, objective, and practical policy advice for the management of small-scale and subsistence fisheries where alternative livelihood options may be limited.

In addition, the cost effectiveness of the study is determined by the use of a per month cost diary.

A mixed population of OA patients was enrolled, including different sites and use of a per-protocol population rather than an intention-to-treat (ITT) design, could have introduced significant biases and gives a less conservative estimate of treatment effect.

Use of a per protocol analysis, rather than intention to treat analysis with baseline carried forward, did not materially change our findings for any of the reported outcomes (appendix 3).

Our use of a molecule-per-cell concentration scale allows us to make absolute predictions about species time-courses.

Adwords makes use of a pay-per-click type of system wherein you will have to pay every time a person clicks on your ad. 1. Price First of all, let's talk about price.

There was a trend towards increased catheter survival and a decreased rate of catheter-associated blood stream infection with the use of a once per week ethanol lock.

VSL estimates can be adjusted based on existing health condition or age, or by the use of a value per life-year saved [ 96].

The absence of a substantial number of scheduled admissions during the weekend complicates the use of a fixed quotum per day.

The proportion of households without use of a vehicle was 14.3 per cent; but 40.9 per cent had two or more.