Sentence examples for utilisation would be from inspiring English sources

Islam et al. [13] conducted research to determine future (2030 and 2050) fleet size and found, among others, that significantly more rolling stock (in particular flat wagons, covered wagons and covered hopper wagons) as well as improved asset utilisation would be vital to facilitate the transport of increased freight volume as required in the EU Transport White Paper 2011 European Commission [8].

However, 90% of antitumour necrosis factor utilisation would be captured by Medicare claims because facility-administered infliximab was the primary agent used.

Complete substrate utilisation would be important in lipid production from waste streams, to ensure sufficient reduction in the carbon content of the stream.

We hypothesized that demographic factors (such as age and education) and clinical factors (such as other illnesses and physician utilisation) would be associated with self-reported diabetes in people with physician-diagnosed diabetes.

It was assumed that these utilisation levels would be fully phased in by 2020.

Because of the access barriers to other healthcare services that immigrants may encounter and their poor socioeconomic position [ 12- 17], our hypothesis was that the emergency department utilisation rate would be higher among immigrants than among the host population.

The total number of HIV outpatient appointments in the finance dataset was very similar to the total scheduled number of appointments from the utilisation study (1310 vs 1315) which would be expected given that the finance costs are based on information recorded in the same hospital information system as the utilisation data were extracted from.

Efforts to facilitate utilisation of this capacity would be useful, as this would enable more poor patients with STIs to be served at minimal additional cost, and would also reduce the cost per STI treated leading to more efficient use of public resources.

Considering the current policy and guidelines for the assessment of the health risks derived from their utilisation (Scientific Committee EFSA 2011), it would be advisable to foresee already in the legislation some quality standards.

Moreover, a glycine reductase complex found in the B. pilosicoli strains, which catalyses the reductive deamination of glycine, forming ATP, would be involved in the utilisation of glycine.

The latter would be necessary based on the utilisation of a modelling approach to identify the optimal irrigation strategy associating a water amount with a crop yield (Yc).