Sentence examples for little utilised from inspiring English sources

The study of the role of research in child health policy and programmes in Pakistan [ 104] found some examples of immediate clear-cut linkage between research and decisions, but in general the view was that research was little utilised.

Nevertheless, they remain little utilised in experimental studies due to the lack of suitable testing facilities and the difficulties involved in developing such facilities.

It is able to use special metatags that contain simple keywords or more advanced descriptions like Dublin Core Languages, but they are very little utilised and only the most sophisticated search engines can exploit them.

However there is little evidence utilising clinical populations to support this substitution.

It's a theme that attracts both wealthy Chinese locals looking for a novelty experience and expats hungry for something more familiar; however, travellers to the country may find it disappointing that Horsfield has utilised so little from traditional China.

A range of standardised tests were utilised with little consistency across clinical practice.

Blueberries are versatile little fruits and can be utilised in anything from a smoothie to a gamebird garnish.

A flow of fresh gas containing little or no CO2 is utilised to create a diffusion gradient across the membrane and allows CO2 removal.

Most of all, credit must go to the redoubtable Kate Richardson-Walsh, the British captain who has led the side for 13 years and is now expected to retire from international competition and go and play club hockey in the Netherlands, and the goalkeeper Maddie Hinch, her endlessly revised little black book of goalkeeping intelligence utilised here to devastating, heartstopping effect.

It may be that established guidance for the evaluation of qualitative research can be utilised with LQR but little exploration of this can be found in the published literature.

Scotland׳s 2005 Licensing Act includes provision for Licensing Boards to take account of "Protecting and improving public health" in making licensing decisions (Scottish Parliament, 2007, p9), although there is little evidence that this provision is often utilised.