Sentence examples similar to over utilised from inspiring English sources

Only hits generating an e-value of 1e-5 or lower and with a length of 30aa or over were utilised.

The MRU estimates the fraction of life (months/R) an additional reserved instance is likely to be utilised over the next R months, based on historical demand.

It was 43-7 afthe the first ball of Tremlett's next over as England utilised the review system perfectly to overturn Billy Doctrove's initial decision that Prasanna Jayawardene had not gloved an attempted hook to Prior, to see the batsman off for only three.

This natural mechanism has been utilised over the last few decades in laboratories world wide to genetically manipulate many species of plants.

The study population was 1,961 patients in whom 3,213 CVCs were utilised over 19,511 CVC days.

Multiple samples were collected and utilised over the course of the project.

This dose was chosen to simplify its dispensary from the pharmacy in frozen form as the ampoule contains 50 mg/ampoule and is utilised over 3 days.

Medication adherence will be calculated by the Medication Possession Ratio, which is defined as the quantity of antihypertensive medication that has been utilised over each 4-month interval versus the quantity that has been prescribed, based upon pharmacy refill data.

As many different field and dose combinations have been utilised over time we also re-ran analyses restricted to patients treated with 35 40 Gy mantle RT only, as the largest homogeneous group: results did not markedly differ from those for the whole cohort.

Changes in resources utilised over time in the Communities First areas relative to the control areas will be calculated and used in conjunction with the costs of setting up and delivering Communities First to generate the net cost of programme delivery per family; this will represent the incremental cost of providing the programme relative to usual service provision.

Many cloud providers utilise (or are believed to utilise) an over-subscription model whereby resources are over sold to end users.