Sentence examples for preparedness to use from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates the Bank's preparedness to use a financial stability tool as an insurance against the risk of overheating.

To determine the perception that the students from different Spanish universities, who are finishing their Physiotherapy studies, have concerning their preparedness to use electrophysical agents (EPAs) in the clinical practice.

Preparedness to use the internet was higher among those reporting MH problems and other service contacts, which is consistent with earlier findings [ 26, 43].

Although many women reporting no current use of FP methods were not sexually active, it is likely that many will resume sexual activity, raising questions on preparedness to use FP.

Although statistically non-significant, recent suicidal ideation (AORs of 2.41, p = .037, and 2.68, p = .016) was consistently associated with a higher likelihood of service use (over and above the influences captured in the PSNI), as was preparedness to use the internet for MH treatment/information (AORs of 3.13 and 3.03, p < .001).001

In the study by Kastbom and colleagues, the physicians' higher scoring of global disease activity probably explains the higher preparedness to use potent disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs in CCP+ patients from presentation throughout the 3-year follow-up period [ 9].

Three years later, as war raged in Europe, The New York Times reported that Browning, an "enthusiast for preparedness," planned to use airplanes, stationed on the roof of the 40th Street building, to drop "dummy bombs" over Midtown to demonstrate the threat of aerial bombardment.

To determine the perceptions of physiotherapists concerning the preparedness of new graduates to use electrophysical agents (EPAs) in clinical practice.

Participants (1) identified nursing informatics (NI) competencies and knowledge of undergraduate and/or graduate students in their nursing programs; (2) determined faculty preparedness to teach NI and to use informatics tools; and (3) provided perceptions of NI requirements of local practicing nurses.

Norwich's public works director, Joseph N. Loyacano, said he hoped to use a $300,000 civil preparedness grant aimed at easing chronic flooding to dismantle two dams above the Yantic River's waterfall.

The regional office, however, was able to use DIPECHO (Disaster Preparedness ECHO) funds carried over from 2009, as well as resources from the Government of the Netherlands and UNICEF emergency thematic funds to respond quickly and effectively when the earthquake devastated Haiti.