Sentence examples for the appropriate utilisation from inspiring English sources

For instance, "there are no principled objections to the appropriate utilisation of the HMCTS estate so as to generate revenue or for HMCTS to take the lead role in enforcement, including enforcing all civil judgments.

In the context of regulatory safety-related decision making, quality assessment (ie, assessment of the risk of bias), informs the evaluation of available evidence and enhances the appropriate utilisation of available evidence in assessing the balance between benefits and risks of drugs.

Within the Australian public hospital system it is being recognised that, as in the UK, appropriate utilisation of the skills of nurses and expansion of their role to undertake routine, low-risk procedures usually performed by doctors could lead to considerable financial savings and benefits for both patients and staff [ 21].

We also identify important needs for future research and development to support the optimal and appropriate utilisation of alkali activated materials as a component of a sustainable future construction materials industry.

An improved understanding of the strategic targeting and appropriate utilisation of policy levers may assist in the delivery and evaluation of evidence-based mental health reform in the future.

The place of minimally invasive therapies and appropriate utilisation of the outpatient 'ambulatory' setting requires clarification through randomised controlled trials.

Early and accurate identification of patients with a haematological malignanacy, with a poor outcome on the intensive care, would allow appropriate utilisation of limited resources.

This in turn allows more appropriate utilisation of resources, with the potential for both improved clinical outcomes and greater cost-effectiveness.

The thematic categorisation of data, that is already contextually annotated, can help in its efficient and appropriate utilisation by services and applications in the higher layers of the proposed architecture.

Nevertheless, with this armamentarium of assays and an appropriate utilisation of combination of these techniques, the uveitis specialist can move toward more accurate and early infectious-aetiological diagnosis and toward improving prognosis of intraocular inflammation as well as increased categorisation and stratification of patients to enable more focused clinical trials.

4 Thus, appropriate utilisation of diabetes medicines should be high on the agenda for health policymakers.