Sentence examples for optimise use of from inspiring English sources
The ePGA probably endorses the most traditional model of health, where the contribution of the platform is to optimise use of existing pharmacogenomic information, with immediate translation into increasing the accuracy of professionals' prescription decisions.
Use of AI-doses containing low-sperm numbers are increasingly been used to optimise use of elite bulls as well as to accommodate an eventual wider application of sex-sorted semen.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of the age of the generator, the number of elutions performed, and the interval between elutions on Ga-68 yield and Ge-68 breakthrough in order to optimise use of Ga-68.
To optimise use of the results for landscape planning, the study describes analysis at two hierarchical scales: (1) the regional level where the aim was to locate combinations of environmental resources suitable for human use for application in strategic planning; and (2) the landscape level where identifying and delimiting cultural environments for local planning was the aim.
Successful mHealth design, which takes barriers into account, may complement current practice and optimise use of limited resources.
20 Provide consumers with improved, responsible and safe access to prescription medicines; Optimise use of pharmacists' and doctors' skills and time; Reduce inefficient use of health resources.
The system allows for automated scoring and immediate feedback of statistical cut-off points and assists clinicians with diagnostic decision-making and optimises use of clinician time.
The model described optimises use of resources by using technicians to collect data and optometrists to triage patients before directing only those patients deemed at-risk of visual loss to be seen by specialist medical staff within the hospital.
As it is available online with automated scoring and immediate feedback of statistically significant cut-off points, it assists clinicians with diagnostic decision making and optimises use of clinician time.
This contributes to the patient's comfort, as the patient only has to undergo one examination and it also optimises use of the PET/CT room by combining two investigations.
Most commonly, models of palliative care have been aimed at supporting home-based end of life care, optimising use of SPC expertise, avoiding futile treatments and providing support for family-care givers and community health professionals [ 44- 49, 51- 55, 56, 58, 58, 61].
