Sentence examples for utilization of suggested from inspiring English sources

This prior study and the present one suggest that disparities in utilization of suggested therapies and outcomes may be reduced by the way health care is organized, including appropriate referral to specialists and perhaps a special orientation to at-risk populations.

The utilization of the suggested approach to a field application illustrates the effectiveness of the proposed strategy.

Utilization of the suggested standard cultivar set, seed of which is available from the CIMMYT and INRA Clermont-Ferrand germplasm collections, should also promote information sharing in the identification of individual LMW-GS and thus provide useful information for quality improvement in common wheat.

The demonstration that corazonin neurons alter both the size of energy stores and at least in females, also alter the utilization of energy suggests that corazonin neurons function in the mechanism of resource allocation.

However, low utilization of CBAs suggests that their contribution to these increases was relatively small.

Results from the offline and online experiments on the utility of health utilization predictions suggest that such prediction can have utility for health care providers.

The utilization of an originally suggested RBWR Y-shape control rod in Th-RBWR is shown to be insufficient for maintaining adequate SDM to balance the high negative reactivity feedbacks, while maintaining fuel breeding potential, core power rating, and minimum Critical Power Ratio (CPR).

In fact, Green and Patla [183] suggest that any failure of the contractile machinery could prevent full utilization of available oxygen, suggesting that in some cases, the ability to use available oxygen might not be the limiting factor in endurance performance.

Although causation cannot directly be inferred from cross-sectional data, demonstration of an association between electronic messaging and care quality or altered patterns of utilization would suggest that electronic messaging may interact with care processes in important ways and provide justification for further study.

Our finding that arrests were positively associated with utilization of CSU services suggests a situation in which individuals who are arrested may also be those who are suffering the most from acute mental illness and need acute care.

CAM use has been associated with both increased likelihood of receiving preventive care services and increased utilization of primary care, suggesting diabetes patients who use CAM may be especially motivated and engaged in their own health care [ 10].