Sentence examples for rapid utilisation from inspiring English sources

For example, shikimic acid is central to the biosynthetic pathway for aromatic compounds such as tyrosine, tryptophan, phenylalanine and lignins, resulting in the rapid utilisation of this metabolite in plants.

We believe that technical design changes (eg, removal of accessory order pathways) were responsible for the rapid increase in utilisation between the first and the second cycle.

In the context of improved health care availability and utilisation, rapid socio-economic development and health system reform, and increasing healthcare costs, it is imperative to now consider the quality of services [ 8].

Both the rapid uptake of electronics utilisation for military vehicles (vetronics) and the trend in designing vehicles based on open standards and architectures (such as the UK MoD Generic Vehicle Architecture – Def Stan 23-09 GVA) have resulted in modern and future vehicles becoming highly complex platforms.

Early results show a rapid increase in the utilisation of maternal care [ 42, 43].

25 Despite a rapid growth in gliclazide utilisation and its appearance on the DU-90 list from 2011, policies and educational intervention are necessary to modify local pharmaceuticals production and also physicians' prescribing behaviour.

The assessment of adherence to guidelines often requires facts that are recorded in plain text, such as patient history, clinical signs, severity of infection, patient's socioeconomic status and utilisation of rapid tests, which could not be retrieved from the database.

Light utilisation inefficiency and rapid light attenuation within a mass culture due to high pigment optical density of wild type strains have been proposed as major limiting factors reducing solar-to-biomass conversion efficiency.

This allowed a significantly more rapid turnover and better theatre utilisation with the interscalene block.

This population-based study showed a very rapid increase in knee MRI utilisation.

Service utilisation costs including the rapid response intervention will be compared to those of usual care.