Sentence examples for a large utilisation from inspiring English sources

In our study, we observed a large utilisation of invasive haemodynamic monitoring in patients with shock.

The Annual Health Survey for Madhya Pradesh reported 45% of abortions occurred at health facilities (18), indicating a potentially large utilisation of unsafe abortion services.

Today, the need for a large scale utilisation of ITNs in SSA is well accepted in the international scientific community [20] [24].

This region was selected because of the large utilisation of renewable energy and the remaining significant potentials.

It has been proposed that for many patients the process of care may be as important as the outcomes of treatment [ 50] which may explain in part the relatively large utilisation of CTs among consumers and patients globally [ 51].

Nous discutons des défis translationnels pratiques d'une large utilisation de la théorie du genre et de la masculinité hégémonique, en particulier dans un cas d'étude suédois, de l'intervention machofabriken [fabrique de machos] et montrons comment le concept prend forme dans cette approche de militantisme avec les hommes.

Here the authors, basing their study on a national probability sample survey of physicians-patients encounters, showed a larger overall utilisation of allopurinol in patients with gout than in our study.

However, when smaller instances are demanded there is a large drop in utilisation when using combined-pricing compared to on-demand-only pricing.

Self-management support thus has potential to make a large impact on utilisation, because it is relevant to so many patients with long-term conditions, but this assumes that: (a) reductions in utilisation are achieved without compromising other outcomes (b) reductions in utilisation can be consistently achieved (c) self-management support can be disseminated widely.

This partially reflects differences in health systems; however, also contributing to this is the absence of a large-scale resource utilisation study in MDD in any of the countries covered by the existing analyses.

The cradle-to-cradle approach advocated by McDonough and Braungart (2002) is, to a large extent, centred on the utilisation of up-to-date technology to simplify state-of-the-art products and processes in an appropriate manner.