Sentence examples for Judicious use of resources from inspiring English sources

Like Revolution's earlier games, In Cold Blood is an adventure, with the adventure game's usual emphasis on exploration, conversation and the judicious use of resources.

But Dianne Hardy-Garcia, executive director of the Millennium March on Washington, as today's rally was called, said that taking such a strong, visible stand for equality in an election year "is smart -- and a judicious use of resources".

This form of rationing does not address costs per se, because deductibles apply across the board (as opposed to exempting basic preventive or chronic health maintenance care, which would encourage judicious use of resources), and ensures, ultimately, higher mortality per enrollee through delayed diagnosis.

These private EDs have been able to demonstrate shorter turn-around times, which may reflect greater efficiencies in process management and more judicious use of resources (albeit with lower patient volumes and likely lower acuity).

The emphasis in this session is on the potential cost of ignoring evolution in conservation decisions: these costs include failing to recognize distinct species for protection, unintentionally creating artificial selection pressures that undermine species recovery, and spending limited conservation funds aimlessly rather than using an evolutionary framework to guide judicious use of resources.

Carrying out the trial in a routine clinical setting with judicious use of resources and equipment is key to the generalisability and replicability of the intervention.

He will not intervene anywhere and everywhere, but he will act when he feels the situation requires it and the judicious use of American resources can achieve a limited set of goals.

Over 25% of patients could be immediately discharged, reducing unnecessary admissions, while selectively identifying high-risk patients to make judicious use of specialist resources.

There is a need for diagnostic tools that may help to reduce unnecessary hospital admissions while making judicious use of specialist resources.

Thirdly, our insights regarding membranous CaIX expression as a specific marker of VHL-related PCC may further streamline the process of genetic testing for inherited PCC/PGL disease, contributing to a more judicious use of scarce resources.

This unique set-up allows the companies to independently generate revenue while using novel social franchising mechanisms to spread information about safe-sex practices These health care organizations appear able to modify operating strategies to increase the availability of services in remote areas and make judicious use of human resources in a context of widespread shortage of skilled labour.