Sentence examples for widespread variations from inspiring English sources
The housing association sector as whole recorded a surplus of £1.1bn last year, but there are widespread variations in profitability.
What the service must do now is ensure it takes action to reduce widespread variations in hospital performance, improve productivity and win the support of health staff in its efforts to reform patient care - this way it should cope with lower growth in funding.
He said: "There are widespread variations in the size and population coverage of PCTs and there is no single 'right' size".
However, there are widespread variations in URTI management.
The results also point to widespread variations in child registration by religious affiliation of the head of the household.
In actual practice, there are widespread variations in the mental health resources available in different locations (NHS Atlas) and, in our experience, these are especially marked in the treatment that TRD patients receive.
But there was widespread variation in coverage.
The research also indicates a widespread variation between regions.
The study also shows widespread variation in how local authorities used sanctions.
Although H.I.V. kills the immune cells sent to kill the virus, there is widespread variation in the rate at which H.I.V.-infected people become ill with AIDS.
Dr David Richmond, the RCOG's vice-president for clinical quality and co-author of the report, said the findings illustrated widespread variation between hospitals in childbirth practice and were a concern.
