Sentence examples for excess utilisation from inspiring English sources

Owing to the complexity of obesity as a health problem, the excess-cost approach was chosen for this analysis, assuming that all excess utilisation is related to excess weight [ 39].

6 Polypharmacy, inappropriate prescribing, adverse drug reactions and adverse drug events in turn cause excessive drug costs and excess healthcare utilisation; 7 8 adverse drug reactions and adverse drug events also cause significant mortality.

It is the first study to quantify excess healthcare utilisation and costs to governments incurred by infants and children with sleep problems.

These symptoms impact on health-related quality of life, result in excess service utilisation and are a significant burden to healthcare systems.

Focusing on adults, previous empirical research has demonstrated that overweight and obesity are associated with a substantial economic burden in terms of excess healthcare utilisation and productivity losses [ 7- 10].

Whilst the mechanisms involved in the regulation of glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis by glucagon have been well characterised, the effects of glucagon excess on glucose utilisation have not been fully elucidated.

Power-to-Transport applications for passenger cars are a promising flexible consumer for utilisation of excess electricity instead of its curtailment.

However, a remarkable sparing of saturated fatty acids (SFA) and monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA) from catabolism was apparent and most certainly attributable to 1) the reduced dietary supply of these nutrients, and 2) the preferential utilisation of excess dietary protein for energy production.

The other, a short clinical review being undertaken by an independent leading NHS doctor, is examining the "arguments for and against proposals to locate the facility as planned next to Addenbrooke's hospital as well as a clinical review of the feasibility of the utilisation of any excess capacity at Peterborough".

Despite being scarce, research to date has shown the increasing demands of excess weight on health service utilisation and resultant economic implications.

These disorders are often associated with a poor prognosis and with excess mortality, disability, handicap and service utilisation.