Sentence examples for adjusted utilization from inspiring English sources

Although there is evidence that some researchers investigating theatre time usage have adjusted utilization methodology to account for overtime [ 19] there is little evidence that this is being performed in NHS Trusts.

We described and compared the adjusted resource utilization for the two study groups (arthritis with anemia cohort and arthritis-only cohort) using analysis of covariance.

This paper discusses the TIS design and extension of the effective treatment season, fertilization and the results of a treatability study that compared simple fertilization with application of commercially available bioproducts under simulated site conditions, and adjusting power utilization to prevent permafrost thaw.

By adjusting for utilization of primary care, we have attempted to disentangle some of the effects of overall access.

The results of this experiment show that both Pdk1 and Hif-1 α completely eliminated the RRC, with minimal (~15%), but insignificant, reduction of basal OCR, which adjusts via utilization of amino acids (see Figure 1a).

Service satisfaction was found to be a strong obstetric predictor of ANC utilization, very closely associated with ANC utilization (adjusted odds ratio (AOR) = 3.184 and 95 % CI of 33.311, 119.85).

Following the health care utilization model proposed by Andersen and Newman [ 17], we adjusted health care utilization for need factors, factors that predispose individuals to health care use, factors that enable individuals to use health care, health behaviour, and health services system factors as listed in Table 1.

(Total factor productivity, or TFP, is a more comprehensive concept that the usual unit of output per hour of work; the output part is the same, but TFP includes other relevant inputs, including capital and labor quality, so it's a much better metric for understanding growth trends; "utilization adjusted" just means adjusted for the business cycle).

Hospital utilization (adjusted patient days) grew by a much smaller seven percent since 2001, and the observed variables explain a large (57%) portion of the growth.

Basal fat utilization (adjusted for fat free mass) has been reported to be lower in females than in males, thereby contributing to a higher fat storage in women.

Objective To determine casemix adjusted hospital level utilization of minimally invasive surgery for four common surgical procedures (appendectomy, colectomy, total abdominal hysterectomy, and lung lobectomy) in the United States.