Sentence examples for increased use off from inspiring English sources
The use of these four medications within psychiatry is further diversifying- with increased use "off licence".
In the current model of radiology service provision, where contact between referrer and radiologist is diminishing [24, 25], and increased use of off-site reporting may mean the two are completely unknown to one another, it is often impossible for this trust and experience to develop.
One meta-analysis found increased use of antibiotics, which kill off both bad and good bacteria, increases your risk for breast cancer.
"We're much better off". The increased use of passwords may be keeping out hackers or jealous boyfriends, but now authorities are finding themselves locked out, too.
Two-thirds of parents said increased use of pyrotechnics was putting them off bringing their children, a feeling Ruth Maddocks can relate to.
[ 4] However, the rates appear to have levelled off since 1993, despite increased use of mammography in the 1990s.
It generally rejects proposals that would pave the way for increased use of Jet Skis, snowmobiles and off-road vehicles.
In a sign of trouble ahead for the programme, which has already seen delays and rising costs, the OBR said: "In particular, the model on which it is produced has not been able to keep pace with recent policy changes and has become even less transparent than was previously the case due to the increasing use of off-model adjustments".
In response to the increasing use of APBI off clinical trial several consensus statements from different panels have been published regarding the appropriate use of partial breast irradiation in nonpregnant breast cancer patients.
According to Deloitte, the increasing use of what they term the "off-balance sheet" worker is one of the two most powerful forces shaping the workforce of tomorrow.
