Sentence examples for total use of resources from inspiring English sources

But by measuring only the products shifted from one nation to another, rather than the raw materials needed to create those products, it greatly underestimates the total use of resources by the rich nations.

Our measure of hospital use, the HD-rate, can be broken down into both the rate of admissions and the average number of days in hospital per stay, which both contribute to the total use of resources in inpatient secondary care.

Consequently, we may not have fully elucidated the total use of hospital resources in our study population.

Children receiving paracetamol had fewest face to face consultations, though most consultations overall, but there was no significant difference in total use of primary care resources among the three groups.

The primary outcome measure was the total annual use of resources and direct costs of rheumatology care in monitoring biological therapy during the 12 month period.

Relative decoupling means using less stuff with every unit of economic growth; absolute decoupling means a total reduction in the use of resources, even though the economy continues to grow.

I sent the paper to one of Britain's leading thinkers on this issue, Chris Goodall, who has argued that the UK appears to have reached "peak stuff": in other words, there has been a total reduction in our use of resources, otherwise known as absolute decoupling.

The 3-day ASP also demonstrated an increase in total recommendations/100 patient-days and a reduction in the total time required which enhanced use of resources, both financial and human.

The huge increase in China's labour productivity in recent years is partly due to heavy investment rather than true efficiency gains.A better gauge of an economy's use of resources is "total factor productivity" (TFP), which tries to assess the efficiency with which both capital and labour are used.

Compiling totals of alleged abuse incidents was deemed not a "reasonable" use of resources.

"It's a poor use of resources.