Sentence examples for support utilisation from inspiring English sources

As an alternative to REST-based communication pattern, a streaming interface could be developed for providing processing indications to support utilisation of quality information in real time.

In the context of the Yemeni conflict, an assumption was made by the authors that in the absence of external support, utilisation of maternal newborn health services was unlikely to have increased between the collection of the Yemen NHDS data in the mid 2013 and 2014 when the programme data were collected and analysed, thereby providing a robust comparison point.

This study explored patterns of formal and informal support utilisation by people caring for a PWD in a rural-regional context.

The decision to employ ILE was made late in the course of resuscitative attempts as a 'last gasp' measure, with only limited animal data to support utilisation.

During the 10 years since their release, they have been employed in many different activities to improve the quality of drug use in elderly persons, including prescribing support, drug utilisation reviews and national benchmarking.

Additionally, it will help the visualisation of the relationship among various objects and will support the utilisation of the existing information.

The coverage data in this study suggests that a high proportion of even remote rural outlets can stock anti-malarial medicines (such as in Kinango), and that even the very low levels of programme implementation seen in these areas may support important utilisation for children under five years.

Psychological support service utilisation will be examined at 12 weeks post-recruitment for patients and Support Persons in both the intervention and control group.

Additionally, GDL and openEHR archetypes support the utilisation of terminologies such as SNOMED CT and ICD, which further increases shareability and standardisation.

Thus, the aga-operon alone is able to support the utilisation of N-acetyl-galactosamine in vitro and supplies Y. enterocolitica with the ability to efficiently utilize this important amino sugar of the intestinal mucin.

Secondary outcomes included self-perception of, satisfaction with and ability to perform daily activities, independence in activities of daily living, anxiety and depression, self-efficacy, health-related quality of life, self-management support, healthcare utilisation and individualised goal attainment.