Sentence examples for free utilisation from inspiring English sources

Finally, to allow a free utilisation of the model, the needed descriptors were re-implemented from scratch with the CDK 1.2.3 open source Java library.

While a few questions (n = 2) specifically addressed a certain type or phase of emergency (i.e. Are conditional cash transfers feasible in sudden onset disaster (SOD) to improve coverage and utilisation of free services?

In humans, exercise training is a common intervention to combat obesity [101] because physical exercise stimulates skeletal muscle insulin activity and glucose transport and the utilisation of free fatty acids as an energy substrate while promoting oxidative capacity by increasing mitochondrial mass and enhancing the development of oxidative muscle fibres [102].

Outpatients' awareness and utilisation of free choice of health care provider was low.

Ghana Demographic Health Survey 1993 empirical evidence revealed that national utilisation of free antenatal service was high at 86%%.

Respondents' awareness and utilisation of free choice of hospital was analysed by gender, education, and employment by a univariate chi-square test.

Reported utilisation of free choice was also low in patients referred to outpatient clinics in neurology, while utilisation was high in patients referred to ophthalmology (where awareness also was high).

During negative energy balance, NPY/AgRP neurons utilise free fatty acids as fuel, but ROS levels are not increased in these cells despite increased firing and substrate utilisation.

Secondary outcomes include cancer stage, healthcare utilisation, disease-free status, survival at 2 and 5 years and cost-effectiveness.

Depending on the clinical question, myocardial metabolism needs to be shifted towards free fatty acid or glucose utilisation in cardiac PET imaging with 18F-FDG; thus, reliable patient preparation is of utmost importance [90].

These assumptions imply decreased critical and free flow speed with decreasing capacity utilisation, i.e. drivers desire to pass at a slower speed if more lanes are blocked.