Sentence examples for recorded utilization from inspiring English sources

Žižka's use of guns, which had previously been used only during sieges of towns, as a field artillery in the Battle of Kutná Hora was first such recorded utilization.

Four zinc based precursor compounds were tested and the smallest average nanoparticle size of 30 nm was recorded upon utilization of ZnO by the extracellular enzymes secreted by the fungus with PDI of 0.119 and 100%% conversion of macro precursor compound into nanoparticles.

However, there was a tendency for the discrepancy to increase as the amount of record utilization increased.

We demonstrated the potential of ER record utilization for monitoring the health effects associated with volcanic activity.

On the other side, the slave side's operator clicks the 'Sync' link (referred to as 'Sync' hereafter) on each situation while at the same time recording bandwidth utilization.

Factors limiting the study include the use of patient recall periods of up to 3 months when recording resource utilization, although the potential impact of memory decay was partly overcome by providing patients with memory aids (diaries) in which they were encouraged to document use of medical care and medications for GERD between physician visits.

In 2010, a decline was recorded in the utilization of generic anxiolytics relative to total anxiolytic utilization, by 19.4% according to financial indicators and by 2.7% according to DDD/1000/day.

The unit costs assigned to the healthcare resource utilization recorded for each patient were obtained from a healthcare unit costs database [ 26].

We will combine utilization information recorded in the resource use questionnaire with unit cost information available for drugs [ 19], office visits [ 20], office-based tests and procedures, and hospitalizations [ 21].

Health care resource utilization was recorded at baseline and at the end-of-trial visit by means of a health care resource utilization questionnaire designed ad hoc for this study, representing only the noninterventional nature of both the original cohort study and the cost-effectiveness analysis.

These results indicate the need for careful utilization of recorded strong motions at OBS sites for applications such as real-time ground motion predictions as front detections.