Sentence examples for high rate of use from inspiring English sources

Given the high rate of use of infant formulas in the UK it was clear to us that a more comprehensive survey of the aluminium content of infant formulas was warranted.

When a country has a high rate of use of its productive resources, as the United States has, the imbalance arises mainly from a deficiency of savings to the current account deficit.

A general high rate of use of pronouns to refer to subjects rather than other grammatical relations was independently attested in Experiment 1, with nearly 80%% of the pronouns in S2 continuations being linked to NPs in the preceding sentences' subject position.

This could be one possible reason for the high rate of use of these treatments among their patients.

The high prevalence of 16S rRNA methylase producing Gram-negative bacteria in hospitals in Vietnam may have resulted from the high rate of use of aminoglycosides.

Nitroglycerine was the most commonly used drug overall (40% of patients), driven largely by its high rate of use among ICU patients (60%).

This high prevalence of chronic conditions among IHSS recipients contributes to their high rates of use of emergency rooms and hospitals.

Scotland and Spain also have high rates of use, as both countries showed 2011 rates that were twice as high as the global average.

Vocal consumers, on the other hand, tend to point to high rates of use as a sign of the drug's acceptance within the populace.

An author of the study from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at the University of New South Wales, Professor Richard Mattick, said pain-relief for an ageing population suffering from cancers and chronic pain were likely driving the high rates of use in western countries.

"What we've seen in the most recent data from 2014 is the surprisingly high rates of use of e-cigarettes by 14-, 16- and 18-year-olds.