Sentence examples for utilization fully from inspiring English sources

A short questionnaire may have the advantages of lower respondent burden and lower administrative costs, but its ability to characterize drug utilization fully is expected to be more limited.

Although a DCN with a fat tree topology consumes only 12%% of overall power when the datacenter is at its full utilization, with fully energy-proportional servers the the network will consume nearly 50%% of overall power when datacenter is 15%% utilized [3].

One important element of design for sustainability is the utilization of fully biodegradable biopolymer composites and their contribution toward sustainable future is emphasized.

Even so, this remains a significant proportion and highlights the importance of continuing to improve diagnosis and management of these individuals, to optimize their health care utilization and fully assess the impact and benefit of different management approaches.

To achieve fully utilization of solar energy, development of an efficient full solar spectrum light responsive photocatalyst is strongly needed.

The impressive electrochemical performances of OC-2 electrodes demonstrated that the fully utilization of cheap resource acquisition endowed by nature is a good avenue to design and fabricate materials with great promising applications as high-performance energy storage system.

On the other hand, TARGO and OCSO IaaS optimization strive to retain the most suitable VM to meet resource utilization efficiency requirement fully automatically.

However, since the single snapshot IMDF approach [18] is simply exploited in [22], the automatic pairing property and multiple resource element utilization were not fully exploited in [22], which results in the limited number of resolvable RSSs as well as the limited detection and estimation performance improvement without proper two-dimensional code design.

The lack of experienced health workers on MDR-TB management and the long distances between TB treatment centers would not have made possible the expansion of MDR-TB services had it not been for the utilization of a fully standardized regimen.

In this manuscript we describe the performance of an MDR-TB treatment program in a resource-limited setting designed around two main elements: a) integration of MDR-TB management in an existing ambulatory-based TB care delivery system; b) utilization of a fully standardized treatment regimen, i.e. DST results are not used to modify treatment regimens.

However, pain-related utilization does not fully account for the difference in utilization between the two groups.