Sentence examples for for example utilisation from inspiring English sources

For example, utilisation of services was not necessarily influenced by user fees when patients were accustomed to paying informal fees [ 30], whereas utilisation of certain services dropped in urban areas in Uganda and in rural Nigeria after introduction of user fees [ 29, 31].

For example, the utilisation of the emergency department for asthma management accounts for almost one-third of all asthma costs in the United States [ 5].

Such issues therefore need to be addressed through other policy instruments; for example, addressing utilisation increases through effective primary care gate-keeping.

as a support for prescribing drugs to elderly people; in different types of local follow-ups and interventions, for example drug utilisation reviews for elderly people in ordinary homes or nursing homes; for follow-up of prescription patterns; for national surveys and epidemiological studies.

From the first version, the indicators were proposed to have the following fields of applications: as a support for prescribing drugs to elderly people; in different types of local follow-ups and interventions, for example drug utilisation reviews for elderly people in ordinary homes or nursing homes; for follow-up of prescription patterns; for national surveys and epidemiological studies.

A short-term increase in healthcare utilisation may, for example, lead to lower utilisation in the long term.

Some funding arrangements may effectively reward poor quality, for example, encouraging over utilisation or unnecessary diagnostic testing [ 14].

For example, increasing water utilisation by trees in new plantations may have unintended consequences, such as reduction in downstream water flows and decreased aquifer recharge (Vertessy 1999).

For example, the staff utilisation for stool analysis with conventional techniques consists in this study of approximately one full-time equivalent (FTE) compared to 0.3 FTE for stool DNA isolation and real-time PCR analysis.

Industrial innovation and technological development, covering the management and organisation of production processes within the sector including, for example, not only technology utilisation, but also product and service development.

A systematic review has shown that mass media interventions, for example, "can encourage increased utilisation of health services".