At fifth and tenth year after diagnosis, 16.1% and 33.5% of the patients were under using hospital follow-up care, respectively, where of the patients in hospital follow-up, 33.1% and 40.4% of the patients were under using mammography, respectively.
In Sweden and Britain, for example, 10% and 16% respectively of bypass surgeries have been found to be inappropriate.Yet another form of waste is under-use of appropriate medical care.
The flanks were under-used, even though the pitch had been widened by five yards compared with its usual size for Dynamo games.
The city government argued that these schools were under-used, and that closing them would save $233m that could be reinvested.
One, in 2011, estimated that in 2009 at least 45,000 government buildings were under-used or unneeded.America also has, for historical reasons, vast swathes of federally owned land concentrated in the West (see map).
The study also showed that the rights to dispose of one's health conferred on citizens by law (advance directives, trusted person) were under-used, and as a result, that decisions remained under physicians' authority.
However, the public facilities and resources were under-used in terms of timing and frequency of prenatal care.
One limitation was that many study sites were under-used for at least part of the lunch time, which may reflect several factors.
One is near-field communications (NFC), which is under used now, primarily for pairing Bluetooth devices with one tap (no pin required) or setting up a new phone and moving details from an old one.
Insulin was under used by our patients, only used in 20.8%.
Anaerobic infections that might be under-detected using conventional methods may be revealed using this technique.
