However, there are many other situations where this kind of two-way communication between mobile phones and a central database could be utilised; for example, biodiversity research, where multiple researchers record details (and photograph) the presence and distribution of a particular species.
The length of time patients spend in hospital beds is known to be a good representation of the amount of resource utilised, for example bed capacity, staffing and equipment.
In contrast, no significant association was found between the MMP-2 and MMP-3 genotypes and survival in patients, irrespective of the genotype grouping utilised, for example as a single genotype or a 'high' (C/C) vs combined 'low' (C/T and T/T) MMP-2 expression, or 'high' (5A/5A) vs combined 'low' (5A/6A and 6A/6A) MMP-3 expression.
The existing numbers of health workforce was not efficiently utilised, for example, a doctor ran an outpatient clinic in a health centre IV which could be done by a clinical officer and spared the doctor to do theatre work or referred patients with more difficult illnesses clinical officers could not handle.
Analytical intelligence is an ability to solve analytical problems, and that requires using deductive skills and utilising existing knowledge (for example, analysis of traffic flow, numerical optimization, or planning a typical construction process, etc).. Analytical intelligence is acquired through the combination of rote learning and learning deductive skills.
An industrial example is utilised for illustration.
It has been utilised to analyse, for example, professionalism dilemmas; prescribing experiences; and feedback experiences.
A few participants listed some groups of people who might utilise the information, for example, healthcare professionals (n=4) and researchers (n=2).
Studies utilising neuroimaging techniques have, for example, found physically active older persons to have greater brain volume than less active older individuals (2 2.5 per cent increase, per physical activity quintile) [ 74].
Nevertheless, the present findings suggest that an even stronger clinical emphasis on augmenting positivity is required, for example utilising interventions from the positive psychology literature in combination with conventional cognitive therapy approaches (Seligman, Rashid, & Parks, 2006).
