Sentence examples for the need for utilisation from inspiring English sources

A number of recent mission concepts have highlighted the need for utilisation of formations of spacecraft.

As Ofcom warned of the limited supply of spectrum, Richards spoke of the the need for "efficient utilisation of a scarce resource" and said that 25 per cent of UK spectrum was currently only used by the Government sector.

Today, the need for a large scale utilisation of ITNs in SSA is well accepted in the international scientific community [20] [24].

It is also likely that current resource constraints may increase the need for prioritization of the utilisation of new oncology drugs with only limited improvements in survival in most new cancer drugs compared to current treatments and their high prices.

It also highlights the need for a more cautious utilisation of the term of "hydrogenotrophic methanogens" which is generally used to refer to methanogens growing on H2 + CO2, but also fits for an increasing number of described methanogens growing on H2 + methyl-compounds.

A recent systematic review of the outcomes of integration of services into primary care noted evidence that integration of some services can lead to decreased utilisation and the need for studies of outcomes to document patient views of the desirability of integration [ 15].

Sensible heating of CO2 rich solvent was found to be a very important contribution to energy penalty associated with solvent regeneration, highlighting the need for efficient heat integration and waste heat utilisation.

There was a clear gap between the need for specialised outpatient care and the actual utilisation of these services.

There was a clear gap between the need for specialised outpatient care and the actual utilisation or existence of these services.

Our study highlights the need for a follow-up assessment of drug utilisation following the full adoption of the CMS quality measures, the pragmatic clinical need to reduce steroid overuse in older adults, which may require engaging patients and primary care providers.

To overcome the gap between the need for treatment and evidence-based treatment availability and utilisation, cost-effective low-threshold interventions are strongly needed to be accessible to as many people as possible.