Sentence examples for considering utilisation from inspiring English sources

Their cost modelling method is high-level and focuses on current infrastructure costs, without considering utilisation.

The difference is more marked when considering utilisation rates instead of probability of at least one visit.

The technological needs will be examined and their accomplishment will be discussed considering the utilisation of the short contact time catalytic partial oxidation technologies.

Considering the utilisation of primary care in both settings, it is reasonable to suggest that the integrated primary care GP cooperative is equally cost efficient as the separated GP cooperative.

In our analysis of length of stay, we used the observed length of stay for all patients, including those who died during admission, as it is the observed length of stay that is of relevance to most stakeholders when considering the utilisation of resources.

A ratio of 0.69 all-cause hospitalisation for follow-up years versus year one was calculated for HD patients based on the retrospective study considering hospital utilisation (including number of hospitalisations and hospital days per patient per year at risk) among dialysis patients from 1992 97 reported by Arora et al. [ 33].

The results suggest that it is entirely appropriate to consider the utilisation of such modelling capability to assess drainage requirements (including optimal drainage locations) and appropriate piezometric monitoring strategies.

The substrate fermented by K. marxianus contained the highest sum of fat and protein concentration (59.2% w/w dm) and therefore it could be considered for utilisation of its fat content and for livestock feed enrichment.

This scale would consider the utilisation of research both in the actual development of the policy content, and in policy discussions and debates.

A thirteen-category system (considering land cover, utilisation, and urban zoning aspects) was devised and applied to Melbourne, Australia.

Considering the under-utilisation of high-quality substrates near edges, we suggest that foraging substrate availability cannot explain the results obtained; the hypothesis that edges are acting as movement conduits likely explain woodpecker movement patterns we observed.