Sentence examples for have advocated use of from inspiring English sources

Some doctors have advocated use of an antiviral drug, ribavirin.

Others have advocated use of antibiotic creams, including mupirocin and gentamicin directly to the exit-site in the prevention of exit-site infection and peritonitis [ 8- 10].

For example, methylated RASSF1A was significantly related with the risk of death for STS patients [ 6]; high serum osteopontin is correlated with poor prognosis in STS [ 7]; Brownhill et al. have advocated use of the proliferation index (by detecting Ki-67) in a risk model of outcome for Ewing's sarcoma [ 8].

Kerry acknowledged to a group of Syrian refugees in Beirut that he and other officials had advocated use of force but "lost the argument".

The literature has advocated use of the CAS framework to explore change processes in health care [ 31- 33].

The newborn health field therefore has advocated use of non-TBA community health workers (CHWs) to care only for the newborn, either by being present for home deliveries or by coming to the home soon after delivery.

In fact organizations such as the Institution of Medicine have long advocated use of health information technology including CDSS to improve care quality [ 111].

The producers guild has long advocated use of the mark as a way to sort through the proliferation of producers' credits.

This is one of the reasons why some economists have advocated the use of more direct measurements of well-being in those experiencing the health states through measures of subjective well-being [ 27].

For a number of years researchers have advocated the use of fuzzy classifications in the study of land cover mapping from satellite imagery.

Due to risks of hypoglycemia, some have advocated the use of glucose alone in the treatment of hyperkalemia.