Sentence examples for utilization in this study from inspiring English sources

Owing to the deficiency of investigating steam explosion on energy utilization, in this study, we analyze the heat transfer mechanism and energy consumption of steam explosion process.

That income level was the only demographic variable found to be associated with ED utilization in this study raises the likelihood that either those with higher incomes, due to having better access to outpatient and primary care, had less need for emergency services or that they sought emergency care in other centers unless feeling they would require hospitalization.

Due to extensive xylose utilization in this study, 97% of theoretical ethanol yield was achieved.

Second, health care utilization in this study is measured by self-report, thereby subject to recall bias [ 28- 30].

In addition to improving our knowledge of genomics and functional organization of carbohydrate utilization in Shewanella, this study led to a substantial expansion of our current version of the Genomic Encyclopedia of Carbohydrate Utilization.

Given the socioeconomic inequalities in patient experiences with general practice, the associations between the same patient experiences and specialist utilization found in this study represent possible pathways of causation between socioeconomic status and the utilization of specialist services.

Finally, the associations of predisposing, enabling and need variables with care utilization found in this study should be regarded as descriptive without indication of causality, as data on care utilization and its predictor variables were measured at the same time.

Additionally, enabling factors appear to be more influential in the utilization of TCM by this population than predisposing or need factors under the model of health service utilization used in this study.

As a result, we do not believe that advancements in plate technology are responsible for the increased ORIF utilization described in this study.

This argument gains support from the significant impact of ArcA on S. oneidensis carbon utilization observed in this study.

However, the maternal health service utilization variables in this study are non-linear.