Sentence examples for countries utilization from inspiring English sources

In all countries utilization rates for each event were estimated by Delphi method.

In many low-income countries, utilization of health care services is affected by both supply and demand factors.

The practice of CAM is gaining ground in both developed and developing countries with utilization pattern as high as 80% recorded in Africa [ 2].

Acupuncture however, is becoming adopted as a form of health care in many countries, with utilization rates of 10%% reported in Australia, 9% in the UK, and 19% in Austria, [ 10- 13].

It is an untapped resource in the country; thus, utilization for biodiesel production will not only contribute to meeting the energy demands of the country but also emerge as a value-adding process that can promote economic, social, and environmental sustainability of the country.

This paper presents the policy direction to get rid of the current energy crisis in the country through utilization of different types of biomass.

Within a country, ANC utilization also differs according to the mother's age, education, occupation, household income, parity, place of residence, cost and availability of services [ 5- 9].

Although diuretics have been recommended in the Philippine Clinical Guidelines and in the JNC 7 (The Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure; guidelines followed by most specialists in the country), diuretic utilization is very low (in fact nil) as seen in PhilHealth in-patient claims.

For the SEE countries the biomass utilization is of growing interest.

Some countries with less utilization of FTA have a negative impact to trade growth.

Consistent with other research [15], Table 3 shows that, in addition to an increased level of overall service utilization, countries with a relatively large share of private sector participation tend to also have significantly higher levels of maternal education and also higher levels of GDP per capita, although differences in per capita income are not statistically significant.