Sentence examples for improved utilising from inspiring English sources

Information sharing should be improved, utilising the tumour-site specific information prescriptions and patient information pathways currently developed by the National Cancer Action Team (NCAT)(National Cancer Action Team, 2011).

Stand increment of planted Scots pine forests may be improved by utilising productive land with favourable growth conditions.

The detectability was greatly improved by utilising the formation of sodium adducts in atmospheric pressure positive ionisation mass spectrometry.

The corner estimation or the prediction stage has been improved by utilising more efficient voting process using a single kernel density estimation.

It is shown that numerical robustness and reliability of computations can be significantly improved via utilising a so-called delta operator form of the origin problem.

Confidence in differential expression measures can then be improved by utilising a pooled estimate of sample variance with empirical Bayes due to the parallel nature of microarray datasets [ 26].

Task shifting has been implemented successfully to improve access, better utilise existing resources and implement programmes for improving maternal and child health by using community health workers for diverse programmes such as immunisation, family planning, obstetric surgery and management of childhood illnesses [ 51, 52].

This trial will determine whether by utilising a sunitinib DFIS in advanced RCC, survival benefits can be maintained, whilst other important outcomes such as QoL and cost-effectiveness, can be improved, compared to utilising a sunitinib CCS.

The approach is extremely cost-effective for species with unsequenced genomes and would be greatly improved simply by utilising, or using combinations of, the most up-to-date 2GS technologies available.

Eco-Andersonville is teaming up with artist Matthew Hoffman for a unique public arts residence that aims to improve under utilised areas and people's confidence.

58% of responders then suggested they would be more motivated to improve and utilise the feedback report if they performed 10% lower than the year's average (calculated as 65%), rather than if they achieved 55%.