Sentence examples for continued utilisation from inspiring English sources

This might perhaps be due to continued utilisation of the glycogen molecules to meet additional energy requirement for combating the toxicity of the existing levels of the metals (Table 3) (Singh and Banerjee 2009 and Lin et al. 2011).

Effective prenatal care relies not only upon early access to services but also the continued utilisation of services.

Social support can promote early and continued utilisation of services; however disabled women may lack strong support networks, particularly in the context of domestic abuse [ 55].

Although there were some mothers with children born in Melbourne who were using the service, others had used it previously but had encountered significant barriers for continued utilisation of the service.

Although mothers did not explicitly report that they would prefer home visits (as they may not have known that this service was available to them) it was clear that continued utilisation of the service needed to be made easier for them.

Barriers to appropriate care continued despite utilisation of care and contact with providers.

There is some reason to continue the utilisation of concepts such as test retest reliability, face and content validity.

Moreover, the increase in March came entirely from a bounce in car production, after some fairly hefty cutbacks by Detroit during the winter; non-vehicle manufacturing output continued to fall.Capacity utilisation in manufacturing industry also fell again in March, suggesting that firms will continue to slash capital spending.

Although the utilisation of these preventive therapies has improved compared with previous studies, additional improvements could be made and in particular there is a continuing under-utilisation of ACE inhibitors.

Coping high utilisers with psychological insight demonstrated less disability, but continued to have high utilisation primarily because of ineffective biomedical approaches.

This has not been observed; utilisation has continued to decline over time rather than grow.