Sentence examples for particular utilisation from inspiring English sources

Sandstone waste generation is very much higher in this particular region and it is estimated that Rajasthan alone produces 900 million tons of sandstone waste thus leading to a large dumping of these materials without any particular utilisation.

This particular utilisation of the PFC-ACC regions and its connectivity with the I-A regions is also enhanced by practice.

Identification of difficult patients is valuable not only regarding resource use but in particular as high utilisation is associated with harmful side effects [ 16, 17].

Firstly, it contributes to the limited evidence on health service utilization under NCMS, paying particular attention to utilisation differences between socio-economic groups.

It has been suggested that adaptive metabolic reorganisation, in particular increase in utilisation of carbohydrates as cardiac fuel substrate (versus fatty acids) and augmented mitochondrial respiratory capacity mediate observed cardioprotection [23].

There are others, in particular what is the utilisation of a clever strategy of having states announce their intended nationally determined contributions – that is their post-2020 emissions targets – before Paris.

Of particular concern is lower utilisation of sexual health services among LBQ women.

In such a research enterprise, the motivation is not to promote a particular type of healthcare utilisation but to explore and publicise the lifeworld/healthworld of participants in healthcare processes.

Whilst the factors associated with consenting to medical record review have been examined [ 2- 6], there is little information on the impact that the receipt of a health-related questionnaire has on health care utilisation, in particular for the symptom under investigation.

Registry data can serve further purposes; for example, they can complement the data from RCTs, provide much-needed information on drug utilisation (of particular importance during the introduction of new therapies) and evaluate to what extent guidelines are followed in practice [ 7, 8].

In particular, in the case of hospital utilisation, where information on utilisation was almost complete, complete case analysis would result in a disproportionate loss of information and an imprecise estimation of average utilisation and costs.