Sentence examples for affected utilisation from inspiring English sources

Feeding of lambs with raw CSM amounting to 17.9% of total dry matter intake (i.e. 303 mg FG intake per day) adversely affected utilisation of nutrients and rumen fermentation.

Demographic and, to a lesser degree, need factors affected utilisation and no socio-economic gradient was apparent.

In 2005, an evaluation of the DFEP started, focussing on how it has affected utilisation, quality of services and health and non-health outcomes for households [ 11].

Sour environmental conditions following hypoperfusion lead to increased breakdown of fibrinogen and might have additionally negatively affected utilisation of fibrinogen with high levels of soluble thrombomodulin and Prot C [ 34, 35].

Koitz suggests, for instance, that increasing out-of-pocket spending by health care consumers may be the only effective way to sensitise both medical providers and patients to the costs of care, contending that, regardless of how this may affect utilisation or medical practices, major limits are needed in Medicare and Medicaid expenditures because they have become unaffordable.

Despite much research around this theme, factors affecting utilisation of these technologies by farmers have not been well understood and the low adoption and adaptation levels of these beneficial technologies remains a challenge.

Also, construction of more PHC centers in rural areas will likely improve the physical accessibility of health facilities.It has been noted that the geographical proximity of services to peoples' homes is one of the most important factors that affect utilisation of health services, particularly in rural areas of developing countries [50] [52].

Evidence shows that physical distance is one of the factors that affect utilisation of different health services (8, 30– 30).

It was expected that economic factors like income would affect utilisation of private physicians, which involves out of pocket payments.

The aspects of quality that were discussed are amenable to change and could be targeted in our intervention to positively affect utilisation.

Both dimensions are crucial in measuring and improving the quality of care which in turn affects utilisation of maternal health services.