Sentence examples for effect of utilisation from inspiring English sources
The present research work has been carried out for accessing the effect of utilisation of 100% coarse recycled concrete aggregates and 0 35% rice husk ask (RHA) in designing concrete mixes.
Figure 1 Effect of utilisation planted forests on world demand, supply, and trade in wood.
Among the factors that (partly) contributed to the end-of-life effect on utilisation of care services, we found a difference between the kind of health problems explaining the use of acute and long-term care.
Despite the important role of need factors, their effect on utilisation of institutional delivery service has seldom been investigated in the context of safe motherhood programmes.
These costs could be in some way dependent on the model of out-of-hours primary care; differences in organisation may have specific effects on utilisation of out-of-hours primary care.
Although the literature is replete with studies recognising that socioeconomic status has a marked effect on utilisation of health services, the majority of studies have been subject to criticism due to potential confounding by severity of illness or comorbidity.
In earlier studies respiration of feed was considered to have a negligible effect on utilisation of dry mass as determined gravimetrically [44] and therefore on CO2 production.
It is, however, unlikely that it would have a differential effect on utilisation of services by different educational groups.
Batterham and Bayley [ 18] reported that feed intake patterns influence fat and lean growth in pigs through an effect on utilisation of nutrients.
Evidence suggests that employment status is more rapidly affected by depression compared with its effect on utilisation of health care services [ 71, 72].
This, in turn, had a positive impact on financial access indicators for the poorest in the general population, but had limited or no overall effect on utilisation of health services and financial protection for the general population as measured by the incidence of catastrophic health expenditure.
