The combined observations that aspirin is generally overutilized in low-CVD-risk groups and underutilized in high-CVD-risk groups, 18, 21 as well as consistent indications that physician advice to use aspirin is highly motivating for patients, 8, 38, 39 highlight the need for better clinical tools to optimize aspirin utilization in primary prevention settings.
Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are highly effective but underutilized in this age group.
Undergraduate science professors should respond by modifying individualistic assignments and traditional content-focused exams, and move to the underutilized world of cooperative group learning.
But the success of DuVernay's "Selma" aside, black female directors remain one of the most underutilized and systematically silenced groups in Hollywood.
Racial and ethnic minorities account for 27.9% of the U.S. population, yet they are among the most underutilized and underrepresented (UR) groups in the scientific workforce on a proportional basis (National Academy of Sciences, 2011; National Science Foundation [NSF], 2012, Table 1 and Table 7-4).
However, in a more natural context, such bacteria are thought to reduce competition while preserving kin cooperation by budding off small social groups into new underutilized habitat [ 17].
Tells about shortage of clams around Narragansett Bay and efforts by a group at the University of Rhode Island to interest people in "underutilized species" of fish.
While trade associations and specialty business groups are helpful sources, these are often unidentified and underutilized in any particular area.
A unique collaboration between organized labor and community groups is energizing apprenticeship programs by tapping traditionally neglected or underutilized pools of talent mainly from low-wealth and minority neighborhoods.
Buyout groups were attacking traditional companies, seeking to unlock the value of underutilized assets; "shareholder value" became a rallying cry.
