Factors that have contributed the use and ability to evaluate decision support technologies include greater emphasis by providers on knowledge-management, and an increasing quantity of patient-specific data from genetic testing and electronic health records [ 15].
G.M. could have contributed the $7 billion in cash, but by using its Hughes interest instead, the company keeps that capital handy for other possible deals, including acquisitions.
Among Australian Aboriginal peoples, the experience of colonisation has contributed to the use of tobacco through both the social consequences of colonisation and the introduction of tobacco [ 11- 13].
Prolonged contact between the body and the textile is responsible for microbial infections, which has contributed to the use of oxidizing agents, halogens, and metal-based complexes, for example, to prevent microbial growth.
(9) The variation of infrastructure charges according to Euro emission class has contributed to the use of cleaner vehicles.
This has important impacts, as one could argue that the deterioration of private and public dental benefits coverage for adults has contributed to the use of acute health care settings for basic dental problems.
The technical difficulties involved in using bioengineering to exploit these traits [ 30], alongside some nations' reluctance to embrace such technologies, has contributed to the use of bacterial and fungal inoculants to improve crop Pi uptake ability and therefore increase yields [ 31].
The complexity of performance measurement in healthcare has contributed to the widespread use of frameworks such as the Balanced Scorecard, which emphasize the importance of both financial and non-financial indicators [ 59, 60].
In her career she has worked with California's police officers and has contributed to implementing the use of body cameras, standards for handling officer misconduct and extensive training on use of force.
The possibility of a beneficial effect on cataract and other age-related diseases has contributed to the widespread use of dietary supplements in the United States among the elderly population, even in the absence of definitive evidence about the safety and effectiveness of such use.
