Sentence examples for monitor utilisation from inspiring English sources

Australia and New Zealand have national data derived from general practice diabetes registers to monitor utilisation of diabetes services.

Reactive approaches typically set and monitor a utilisation threshold to CPU and memory [38].

The PILs have sought injunctions of the court for setting up of an integrated ring sewage system encircling the Lake; release of funds by the Government of India to undertake measures to check pollution and to inaugurate a High Powered Committee to monitor proper utilisation of the allotted funds.

Monitoring availability, utilisation and performance of EmOC facilities is a key part of the strategy (29).

Metabolically labelling the nitrogen source and monitoring its utilisation could be used to investigate the pathways.

If these large data sets are able to be exploited using MLT, it may open the way to optimise the use of collected administrative data to assist in predicting patients' outcome, planning individualised patient care, monitoring resource utilisation and improving institutional performance.

The decision aid is not intended to influence the type of analgesia used during labour, however we will monitor health service utilisation rates and maternal and perinatal outcomes.

The decision aid is not intended to influence either the uptake of either ECV or planned CS, however we will monitor health service utilisation rates and maternal and perinatal outcomes.

The use of Medicare occasions of service data (1993-1997) iNew South Wales Australialia) was found to be a reliable, timely and cost-efficient way to monitor health service utilisation for people with diabetes [ 43].

The impact of self-monitoring on healthcare utilisation is however unknown, but nevertheless an important outcome for interventions that are aimed at a population who are likely to require significant healthcare resources [ 22].

In addition, instead of monitoring health care utilisation over the entire year of interest in our study, which would clearly imply a large burden on the respondents, we made the simplifying assumption that the health care utilisation during the 4 week period that was assessed with the TIC-P could be interpolated to 1-year estimates from the baseline and follow-up measures.