Sentence examples for utilisation gap from inspiring English sources

Given the above-mentioned differences in the ICT resources' utilisation patterns between private and public cloud providers, it is obvious that more evident advantages are foreseen to save energy in former than in latter where the owners – in case of low load – instead of saving energy and costs, can decide to attract additional business by lowering the prices to fill the utilisation gap.

A measurement model considering a set of three layout effectiveness factors facilities layout flexibility (FLF), productive area utilisation (PAU) and closeness gap (CG is developed in our research.

Although the use of antenatal, postnatal, and skilled attendants for delivery (around 80% of the deliveries take place at home) have been on the rise, substantial gaps remain in utilisation between poor and better off.

One issue is that the gap between need and utilisation seems to be greatest for less well-off adults.

The aim of this study is to fill that gap by assessing pharmaceutical utilisation and costs associated with overweight and obesity in children and adolescents in Germany.

The significant gap between women's utilisation of ANC and SBA is not unique to Northern Uganda but is a common phenomenon in many countries, especially in Africa.

The observed inequities could be addressed by strict implementation of pro-poor measures like exemptions and waivers to bridge the rich-poor and urban rural gap thereby increasing healthcare utilisation and decreasing cost.

We intended to identify unfulfilled needs of patients and relatives, utilisation of specialist palliative care services, existing gaps and satisfaction with different settings of end-of-life care.

While this study of Childsmile's EDDNs did not specifically measure the impact of their utilisation on productivity in general dental practice, a gap that has recently been acknowledged in the research literature [ 28], it concurs that with appropriate training EDDNs can deliver health promoting aspects of a dentist's role in Scottish general dental practice.

Whilst not all parameters have been measured in this work, the research collectively fills gaps in knowledge to better enable utilisation of critical compatibility models and evaluation tools.

This study will contribute to identify gaps in terms of knowledge production and utilisation in order to ensure an optimal implementation of e-health solutions based on scientific evidence.