Sentence examples for limit wastage from inspiring English sources

Procedures are followed to ensure resources are not wasted A protocol to limit wastage exists (yes/no) Physicians' questionnaire  G2.

Discussion points arose over inclusion of psychological therapies in treatment plans; over recording of outcomes; over indicators of efficiency and equitability (protocols to limit wastage of resources, systems to measure input costs and means of ensuring equal access to the services); and over protocols for reporting serious adverse events.

In these fungi, short ranges are likely to limit wastage of spores due to impaction on the inner surface of tubes, opposing gills, or on the convoluted surface of coralloid fruiting bodies.

The bad weather of 2012 has turned many British farmers on to GM crops, with calls from farming leaders to start using the technology as a way of reducing costs and limiting wastage in bad seasons.

Satisfactory results obtained from these in vitro assays will help in designing a successful in vivo study, limiting wastage in lives, money and time.

Protocols for limiting wastage of resources did not exist; input costs were measured, but the personnel utilising resources were not informed of them; equal access to the services was not ensured.

This translational attenuation constitutes an adaptive response appropriate to limit energy wastage in the bacterium.

While obtaining ideal solutions of the analytical methods, the new approach limits the wastage to a minimum number of stock materials.

This control system simultaneously optimizes resource energy consumption by limiting energy wastage through the real-time control of resource states, and by dynamically controlling the overall power consumption taking the limited availability of energy into consideration.

Given the existing situation in developing countries like Pakistan, it is essential to address physician motivation in order to decrease physician migration, health care worker shortages and minimize the wastage of already limited resources.

The paper is not limited to the estimation of wastage rates but, based on the information obtained, widens its scope to discuss the implications for HRH – among them, the need to solve wastage in urban areas while encouraging the flow of doctors to remote areas.