Sentence examples for higher resource use from inspiring English sources

What this study adds Within specialty and after adjustment for patient characteristics, higher resource use by physicians is associated with fewer malpractice claims.

Despite 15 years of policies and measures to decrease nutrient losses, experimental dairy farms based on careful nutrient management, like 'De Marke', realize much higher resource use efficiencies and much lower nutrient surpluses than the average commercial dairy farm.

Nonwhite patients were less likely than white patients to enroll in hospice and had higher resource use after electing hospice care, regardless of disenrollment status.

Results of the observational studies, including only a few high-volume cardiovascular centers, also need to be interpreted with caution as these hospitals are likely to treat more severe patients (referred to by secondary hospitals) leading to higher resource use and costs per case.

Moreover, attention should be given to the households settled very close to and having higher resource use conflict with the park, and there should be a means whereby the community either uses the pasture at the periphery of the park or collect through cut-and-carry system during long dry seasons and drought periods.

Immunosuppressed/immunocompromised patients with CAP had higher resource use compared with CAP only and HCAP patients.

We have developed an integrated technology system in which the focus is on achieving both high crop productivity and high resource use efficiency ("double high" technology system) to ensure food security and environmental sustainability.

The new "double high" concept has the potential to become an effective agricultural development path to ensure food security and improve environmental quality, especially in China and other rapidly developing economies where agricultural intensification must achieve and must be transformed from low-efficiency systems to achieving high yields with high resource use efficiency.

Intermittent irrigation scheme (irrigate until surface soil saturated when average water content of surface soil is <50% of saturated water content) for rice, together with nitrogen application rate of 390 420 kg N/ha (180 210 kg N/ha for rice and 210 kg N/ha for wheat), is suggested for the rice-wheat rotation system to maintain high yield with high resource use efficiency.

Conclusions Tracheostomy may represent a burden after ICU discharge, requiring high resource use and low survival rate.

However, if bacteria co-operate, i.e. use exoenzymes to extract nutrients, high relatedness (low diversity) is expected to lead highest resource use and thus also highest virulence [38].