"We spent more wisely, using new strategies and more online strategies".
But according to economists and medical experts, Kaiser is a leader in the drive both to increase the quality of care and to spend health dollars more wisely, using technology and incentives tailored to those goals.
Under private property, it is said, the resources will be more wisely used, or used to satisfy a wider (and perhaps more varied) set of wants than under any alternative system, so that the overall enjoyment that humans derive from a given stock of resources will be increased.
Some medical experts have warned that DNA testing may provide consumers with more detailed information than they can wisely use.
Additionally, the novel methods developed in these studies are also potentially useful for other MBDs (e.g., malaria, dengue fever, Japanese encephalitis) and may assist health authorities in determining public health priorities more wisely and using resources more efficiently, especially in the context of climate and sea level changes.
I hope we learn to use it more wisely than we've used other technologies of destruction.
Porter might not like it, but that is his side's greatest strength and he is wisely using it once more.
Attention is drawn particularly to sub-Saharan Africa as a marginalised region at risk of further marginalisation if the power associated with the new biotechnology is not used more wisely than power has been used in the past.
On the contrary, wisely used, few things carry more power".
Thirdly, because there is little to suggest that the new power that will be available in the biotechnology era will be used more wisely than other forms of power have been used in the past.
