Sentence examples for evaluate utilisation from inspiring English sources
Our aim was to compare survivors and nonsurvivors and evaluate utilisation and prognostic impact of angiography and primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PPCI) in this patient group.
The purpose of the present research was to evaluate utilisation and opinions on pathways for the referral of tinnitus patients to and from English Audiology Departments.
The main objectives being to evaluate utilisation in routine clinical practice, collect epidemiologic data as well as obtain data on the effectiveness and safety of the new drugs in practice.
In the case of patients with breast cancer we evaluated, utilisation of sFasL present in the plasma suggests its engagement in Fas-mediated apoptosis.
To evaluate the utilisation measurements of peak systolic velocities in the middle cerebral artery combined with B-mode ultrasound imaging to predict anaemia in an unselected population of pregnancies complicated by alloimmune antibodies known to cause immunological hydrops.
Our aim was to compare ICU survivors and nonsurvivors and evaluate the utilisation and prognostic impact of angiography and primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PPCI) in this patient group.
It will also allow the policy-makers to evaluate the utilisation and usefulness of the Emergency Department Management Guide, a unique tool to help standardise emergency care.
To evaluate the utilisation of eye disorder-related ambulatory medical care prior to the index date, cases and controls were retrospectively screened up to 1997.
Information on demographics and socioeconomic status (SES) were collected from these two groups to evaluate the utilisation of RH knowledge and skills and family planning services (FPS), and to identify social determinants.
This study seeks to evaluate the utilisation rates of these and other malaria preventive measures by pregnant Nigerian women as well as their impacts on outcomes of pregnancy in terms of low birth weight and preterm births.
A cross-sectional study was designed to evaluate the utilisation rates of registered Spanish-born and foreign-born adults visiting the emergency department of a public teaching hospital, Hospital del Mar, in Barcelona in 2004.
