Sentence examples for not widely utilised from inspiring English sources

Transdermal oxybutynin could be seen, for example, as a reasonable, but understudied and not widely utilised alternative.

A further limitation is that remote monitoring and support models (telemonitoring or telephone support) were not widely utilised in the care settings where the research was undertaken which some health systems are beginning to adopt.

As endoscopy is not widely utilised across China to investigate discomforts such as gastro-oesophageal reflux symptoms, control participants recruited to a majority of the identified case control studies were volunteers with no medical requirement for endoscopy.

11, 12 Therefore, efficacious manual-based approaches for bulimia nervosa are not being widely utilised or disseminated.

As well as providing the ability to locate electrocardiographic events in both space and time, BSPMs yield more diagnostic content by capturing information at anatomical regions not interrogated by the widely utilised 12 lead ECG.

This multidisciplinary approach to the management of patients with breast cancer is not unique to the United Kingdom and is widely utilised in other European countries, America, Australia and Asia (Chang et al, 2001; Zorbas et al, 2003; Saini et al, 2012).

Whilst the Kujala score may be used to assess patellofemoral disorders [ 43], this data was not available in our study, thus we used the WOMAC knee pain score, which has been widely utilised in previous studies of patellofemoral diseases [ 44].

Sandwich panels are widely utilised for different engineering applications.

The converse phenomenon—'hybrid vigour' resulting from outbreeding is widely utilised by animal and plant breeders.

Two approaches are widely utilised to describe diffusion in social groups.

Interactive displays are widely utilised as a mean to cascade information to the public.