Sentence examples for adopted use from inspiring English sources

Piedmont has adopted use of the Coravin system for dispensing wine by the glass.

It was not until 1935 that all Australian states and territories had adopted use of the term "Australia Day" to mark the date, and not until 1994 that the date was consistently marked by a public holiday on that day by all states and territories.

Participants from AKUH were designated users (because AKUH had adopted use of computers while those from the second hospital (KNH) were designated as non-users because KNH had not adopted use of computers.

Recently, the English Department of Health has adopted use of the Summary Hospital-level Mortality Indicator which includes all palliative care cases and deaths occurring within 30 days of discharge; 33 and HSMRs with palliative case adjustments can be calculated.

A sign of professional confidence in this index is its adopted use by a number of different investigators in the UK looking at tooth wear prevalence and severity [ 3, 20, 25, 27], aetiology and risk [ 1, 21].

In a recent unpublished study exploring the HIT landscape among hospitals in the capital of Delhi, it was identified that though nearly 80%% of corporate hospitals and public hospitals have adopted use of technology as part of daily work practices [ 39], it has been adopted to a minimal level to none among small (less than 100 beds) and medium hospitals (less than 300 beds).

Huge advertising campaigns were adopted using big name directors and big name stars - a Chanel tradition that lives on to this day.

Performance of the proposed strategy was adopted using simulation analysis.

An action research methodology was adopted using the action cycles of plan-act-observe-reflect design.

An additional validation run was adopted using the predicted optimal medium with predicted optimal conditions.

We investigated whether tissue engineered material may be adopted using standard techniques for anterior urethroplasty.