Sentence examples for then utilisation from inspiring English sources

12 At individual and aggregate levels there are many organisational, methodological and logistical challenges to the collation, interpretation and then utilisation of PROMs data.

Lower rates of returning for dental care tended to be greatest immediately following the notification and then utilisation reverted to baseline rates over a period of 12 18 months.

Hence, there is a hierarchy of energy utilisation in the initial phase of starvation that places use of the very small amounts of glucose in the body first, followed by depletion of the glycogen stores and then utilisation of fat and protein.

We then utilised the same assay to assess the effect of GKAs on glucose utilisation by BAEC.

A detailed model, which integrates both operational and cost performance factors such as utilisation of MHE, work-in-process at the MHS and life-cycle cost, is then utilised to rank alternatives that are generated from the preliminary solution.

If cells in the brain selectively regulate the isotopes that enter the brain, then differential utilisation of these isotopes by the brain might lead to important consequences for important cellular processes.

We then use the classified groups to describe the household determinants and campaign implementation factors that are associated with the adoption and utilisation of SODIS in our setting.

Thus, Dr Barry Fudge from Loughborough University was brought on to explain the three variables that determine how fast you can run: "There's the VO2 max, that's your maximal rate of energy expenditure, your running economy and then your fractional utilisation of VO2 max".

Given that the number and kinds of patients utilising hospital services is partly explained by access and that prepayment mechanisms trigger increases in utilisation then frequent depletion of medical supplies should be anticipated.

We then compared healthcare utilisation in the 6 months before and after referral to IAPT services, as well as the mean difference between the intervention group (people with LTCs referred to IATP, n = 186) and controls (n = 1155) in the 6 months before and after (Figs. 1 and 2).

These were then allocated based the utilisation of facilities by suspected malaria patients.