Sentence examples for utilised in practice from inspiring English sources
How this functionality might be utilised in practice, Swrve gives the example of a player who has monetized well in the past, but is now less engaged, who could be encouraged to try another title/app.
This strength enhancement has not generally been utilised in practice due to a lack of knowledge on the structural behaviour of this high-strength material.
As for how this might be utilised in practice, Gill gives the example of customer support in the Software-as-a-Service space, specifically dealing with a customer who is having trouble upgrading, which, without People Analytics, might invariably require looking up information in multiple different tools, such as a billing system, an internal admin system, or third-party analytics tool.
Delivery systems are often difficult to utilise in practice because of incomplete compatibility with the end product, high costs or consumer acceptance.
Even with all these available interventions, very few are utilised in everyday practice.
However, unlike in cardiac surgery, where risk prediction models have been widely accepted and utilised in clinical practice, risk models have never been widely used in AAA repair.
Firstly, the lack of awareness between radiologists, in fact despite the diffusion of commercial CTp software platforms, CTp has not been routinely utilised in clinical practice yet.
Further research is required to produce a pragmatic approach to dietary fat and protein that can be utilised in clinical practice.
The expanding role of echocardiography within current clinical practice is underpinned by continual technological advances and justified by the accumulating evidence of clinical value of these techniques when utilised in daily practice.
All the above-mentioned factors may influence imaging outcome in an individual patient, leading to controversial results, and hence functional imaging of MDR has not yet been fully utilised in clinical practice.
Deferring the retirement of these older general practitioners, in order to extend the period of time for which their experience can be utilised in both practice and education, is unlikely to be an option.
