Sentence examples for underutilized approach from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the combination of groundwater age dating together with the use of chemical and isotopic parameters is a highly effective but yet underutilized approach for elucidating the sources and the fate of nitrate in aquifers in Asia.

A simple, but often underutilized approach is to have the patient "brown bag" all medications including "over the counter" medications and bring them to the office at every medical visit.

While maternal immunization is a safe and effective strategy with potential to advance both Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5 (child and maternal mortality, respectively), this approach remains underutilized in limited resource regions to prevent illness in mothers and infants [ 16].

One conventional approach to measuring the cost of underutilized, internationally educated immigrants, given the wage penalty information in Table 5 and the incidence of mismatch in Table 4, would be to consider an alternative distribution where all immigrants work in their most matching occupations.

There is little reason to create code from scratch initially as a piecemeal approach can encourage collaboration--an underutilized skill within many traditional math lessons.

Here we draw on the experience of public health practitioners in two settings to demonstrate that the statutory and procedural requirements of EIA provide a powerful and underutilized mechanism to institutionalize a holistic, cross-sectoral approach to addressing health in public policy.

Setting q ≈ 0 while simultaneously reducing the number of operating cells (K), corresponds to the first approach used when total workload leads to underutilized resources.

Knowledge about neuroplasticity has been an underutilized mechanism of positive change in most social services approaches, both for provider self-care and in work with others.

The instrumental variable approach to causal inference is a powerful but underutilized tool in psychology (Bollen, 2012).

As shown in Algorithm 3, the VM consolidation policy for Energy-Reduction approach first classifies hosts (line 1) as stressed (H !), partially-utilized (H +), underutilized (H −), and power off (H ϕ ).

Recent reviews of computational approaches to pattern recognition have pointed out that positioning preference remains an underutilized means of specifying motifs (Li and Tompa, 2006; Tompa et al., 2005).