Sentence examples for consequent utilization from inspiring English sources

The consequent utilization of existing gas storage capacity can provide the biogas for flexible power generation [24] and represents the simplest approach and does not require many changes in design and operation.

However, one major concern about this approach is the potential threats to patient's privacy and consequent utilization of this data with others intends, if it is transmitted, processed or stored insecurely [ 25, 26].

The effects of the associated injuries of acute spinal trauma patients on consequent medical utilization were evaluated (Table 4).

The above-mentioned characteristics, including age distribution, diagnostic categories, location of spinal lesion, incidence of spinal surgery and the consequent medical utilization differed significantly between genders.

(ii) Consequent Use of Medication Lists.

Similarly, related and future studies should, wherever possible, make allowance for the monitoring and evaluation of changes in service utilization consequent to adaptation implementation- though as described above, this may be difficult to achieve in the presence of multiple competing factors effecting service uptake.

Most of the algorithms are constructed on low-level features in an unsupervised manner, and the consequent disenabling of full utilization of input-domain knowledge considerably limits distinguishing of background noises from the foreground.

This may suggest a sparing effect of the plant on the triglycerides breakdown with consequent increase in glucose utilization.

Detailed knowledge of the forms of Se in coals is needed for a better understanding its behavior during coal processing and utilization, and consequent environmental impacts[18, 27].

Falls resulting in injuries require special attention, since these falls are responsible for increased levels of healthcare utilization and consequent costs [ 6, 16- 21].

Poor health outcomes are linked to weak health infrastructure, barriers to service access, and consequent low rates of service utilization.