Sentence examples for fall in utilisation from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the fall in utilisation of PD should be prevented; however there is no clear consensus on the actions that have to be taken and the responsibility of the governing bodies for implementation of these actions.

All these circumstances caused a fall in the utilisation of the terminal to a level below that which had been planned for.

Individuals with acute sicknesses in the preceding 30 days are more likely to report using health services and report a substantial increase in utilisation from 2007, with 66% consulting a health care provider in 2010 compared with 57% in 2007.

Average utilisation of ERCP was 83.1 ERCpersons/yearersons/year, with an increasing trend in utilisation from 58 to 104.8 ERCPs/100 000 persons/year over the 10-year period.

Increasing ligand density from 0.103 to 0.202 μmol/mL resulted in the same utilisation yield (82 85%), whereas a further increase in ligand density from 0.202 to 0.328 μmol/mL resulted in a 20%-unit decrease in utilisation yield and less steep breakthrough curve, suggesting steric hindrance in the pores of the resin.

However, there is a limited change in utilisation of SBA from 55.5% in 1993 to 63.3% in 2008.

In 2012, insulin utilisation only comprised 17% of total A10 consumption.

In Burundi, for example, free services for pregnant women and the under-fives were introduced in 2006, and utilisation appears to have increased as a result, though no formal evaluation has been undertaken (1).

Basinga (2011) [16] Rwanda P4P scheme providing incentives to providers for improvements in utilisation and quality of care.

There was an increase in utilisation of HDU/ITU services in operative patients who subsequently died from 52.7% (87/165) in 1994 to 84.4% (54/64) in 2006 (table 1).

In their assessment of the attempt in the 1970s to increase utilisation of research funded by the UK's Department of Health, Kogan and Henkel found, 'the interconnections between epistemologies and institutional relationships were a recurring theme' [ 7].