Sentence examples for higher recourse from inspiring English sources
Underutilization of preventative drugs also translate into a higher recourse to acute drugs, thus feeding on a vicious cycle that leads to negative consequences.
A tendency towards a reduced utilisation of specialists could be demonstrated, which to some extent was compensated by a higher recourse to GP.
This lower rate of prescriptions can be explained by a higher recourse to diagnostic investigations and a watchful waiting approach in Germany (21).
If the ban was found to have violated the civil rights of minority students, as they are complaining, the university might lose millions of dollars in federal funds.By coincidence, this inquiry was announced just as the regents were to receive a report, 18 months in the making, proposing ways to help minorities in higher education without recourse to preferences.
The results showed that by using cyclic hemiketal as substrates the incorporation of the hydroperoxyl group could be achieved in high yields without recourse to the expensive Sc OTf 3 catalyst.
Given the relatively high level of recourse to informal health services, estimations of levels of violence based on official (health-facility based) statistic alone risks considerably underestimating the reality of the violence in this context.
The highest frequency of recourse to pain measurement scales was observed for late care in NH (one case out of 5 versus one out of 8 in HHS, p < 0.05).
Such schemes permit the construction of higher order approximations without recourse to characteristic decomposition.
He would appeal to the Israeli high court, using every recourse available.
The economics minister, Pavel Rusko, gave the delegation's leader his cellphone number, in case he ever needed recourse to high-level help.
One view of Israel's continued expansion of settlements, Gaza blockade, West Bank walling-in and wanton recourse to high-tech force would be that it's designed precisely to bludgeon, undermine and humiliate the Palestinian people until their dreams of statehood and dignity evaporate.
