Sentence examples for contributing to the utilisation from inspiring English sources

Also highlighted by this evaluation were significant issues concerning variable and inflexible access to TB services, for example solely GP referral in some sectors, despite GP shortages and registration requirements, contributing to the utilisation of potentially more costly access routes via hospital accident and emergency services.

The high rate of prevalent comorbid conditions occurring in PD, either associated or unrelated, significantly contributes to the utilisation of healthcare resources [ 11], which is higher than in subjects without PD [ 8] and has substantial economic implications [ 12].

4. In the last step, only the factors that significantly contribute to the utilisation of PT are left in the model, that is the factors for which the quotient of β and SE is larger than |1.96|, the level of significance being 0.05.

Other factors contributing to the discrepancy may be utilisation of different methods for assessment of methylation as well as a different repertoire of clinical variables.

A major factor contributing to the overall success was the detailed pre-visit planning and effective collaborative utilisation of local personnel and facilities.

Some studies have also used evidence of relevant health care utilisation including hospital admissions, diagnostic tests and drug prescribing as contributing to the confirmation of stroke diagnoses [7], [8].

There are also indications that improper practices employed by the PICs – delayed enrolment and overly aggressive utilisation management – may have also contributed to the low utilisation at the initial stage of MIP implementation.

Whilst anecdotal, this attitude amongst Faculty staff is likely to contribute to the poor utilisation of this and similar teaching aids.

Therefore, both inoculum 6 and 1 may offer adjunct bacteria or enzymes to improve the efficiency of hydrolysis and are likely to have contributed to the high utilisation of VS by inoculum 8 (a mixture of all the inocula studied).

Further research is required to examine the underlying factors that contribute to the variation in utilisation of first medical contacts.

Further research is required to examine the underlying factors that contribute to the variation in utilisation of these services.