Sentence examples for in its utilisation from inspiring English sources
Bush's vocals contain elements of British, Anglo-Irish and most prominently (southern) English accents and, in its utilisation of musical instruments from many periods and cultures, her music has differed from American pop norms.
The excessive glycogen storage and formation of abnormal polysaccharide in PSSM horses therefore appears to reflect an increase in glycogen synthesis rather than a decrease in its utilisation [ 3].
Despite the low solubility of CO2 and the higher temperatures that are needed for providing pretreated materials with increased accessibility to enzymatic hydrolysis, some advantages in its utilisation are very attractive, such as high availability, low toxicity, low corrosivity and low occupational risk.
M-inositol is a substance abundant in nature and its utilisation was suggested recently as an auxiliary trait promoting fitness in lactic acid bacteria such as lactobacilli [ 80].
Conclusions: Improved awareness of the escalation protocol over the 4 month audit period was reflected in its increased utilisation.
The success of B. terrestris as a pollinator is reflected in its increased utilisation in commercial agriculture, a multi-million dollar industry [ 28].
Overall, our results describe the establishment and validation of an in vivo model of epileptic seizures in the 2-day-old zebrafish embryo and its utilisation in a re-profiling screen of a bioactive small molecule library to identify compounds with anticonvulsant properties.
Difficulties in quantifying changes in the tumour stroma have limited the possibility of its utilisation in clinical settings.
Overall there has been a significant development in the field of molecular imaging and its utilisation in the perspective of the biomedical research which has led to better understanding of the signalling pathways in the tumourigenesis and novel drug discoveries.
To present the data in its most accessible form and to assist its utilisation in the synthesis with the subsequent phase of the project, we presented the data in two parts.
A large number of studies describe inverse or negative relationships between distance to health care and its utilisation in different countries and in different institutional set-ups [ 23- 25].
