Sentence examples for utilization accounted from inspiring English sources

In the state of Hawaii, mammography utilization accounted for 23% of the geographic variation in overall breast cancer incidence in 1992 1993 and for 36% of the variation among women aged 50 64 years [ 28].

Variable fermentor volumes were used to enable enhanced sugar utilization, accounting for differences in glucose and xylose utilization rates.

ADL score was the strongest predictor of service utilization, accounting for 40% of the total variation in the utilization of personal assistance services (R2 = 0.396).

Balances between supply and demand are closed using so-called "supply-utilization accounts" (SUA's).

Patients with high emergency department (ED) utilization account for a disproportionate number of ED visits.

Areas limited to borehole thermal energy utilization account for 17% of areas where underground thermal energy can be used, with the remaining 74% suitable for both boreholes and aquifers.

FAO food balance sheet and supply utilization account data were used to provide information on food availability (for human consumption), and the ProdSTAT database provided information on domestic production.

There is also a third component for glucose utilization accounting for the production of precursor metabolites needed in anabolic processes (f P ) (e.g., intermediate metabolites of the pentose phosphate pathway and the TCA cycle [ 5]), which have to have an overall proportionality with the available energy currencies (phosphate donors, mainly ATP) to enable cell growth.

As noted above, it is also possible that TOR-mediated regulation of growth-related processes unrelated to protein synthesis, such as transcription or nutrient utilization, account for much of TOR's effect on cell size (see, for instance Guertin et al [ 31]).

By determining the 0th term of the Poisson distribution, differences in the relative efficiencies of primer utilization were accounted for by this calculation.

Another study of Child Health Plus found that enrollment had a small positive effect on specialty care utilization and accounted for a $.21 average increase in expenditures per child, compared to the child's previous insurance status [ 33].