Sentence examples for overuse in a from inspiring English sources

More than four decades on from Watergate, the phrase is becoming tired through overuse in a sporting context.

We think today that MO originates from a numeric calculation and this causes overuse in a quasi-mysterious way.

Studies are needed to determine the best methods to communicate with and educate patients on overuse in a way that will affect their decisions.

Intermittent sedation and daily interruption of sedation were feasible strategies in order to reduce the burden of sedation overuse in a low nursing staff ICU.

The chapter on healthcare-associated infections is MRSA centric and misses excellent opportunities to frame these infections and problems such as antimicrobial drug resistance and overuse in a broader context.

All studies analysed RCD in humans or the effects of overuse in an animal model.

Infographics have become overused in a marketing context but the style works as a way to tell a story far understanding how a company performs.

"Where Do You Start?" establishes the elegiac tone: "How do you separate the present from the past?/How do you deal with all the things you thought would last?/That didn't last?" The touching melody by Johnny Mandel is overused in a show that would rather push buttons than create a believable portrait.

30 Finally, it has been reported that sex-related differences in referral for cardiac catheterisation are only present in patients with equivocal indications for the procedure, 31 suggesting either an overuse in men or an underuse in women.

In our case study example, CT scans are grossly overused in an effort to 'rule out' stroke.

In relation to the negative effect, in the UK it has been reported that the 'four hour target' has been overused in an inflexible way by some hospitals.