Sentence examples for whose utilisation from inspiring English sources
Conventional smears, whose utilisation started in the early 1950s, have been progressively replaced by liquid-based methods over the past 10 years.
The refined n-PNEC-assessment at tier 2 comprises a higher tier testing, i.e. the use of more sophisticated tests such as water/sediment studies or aquatic mesocosm/terrestrial microcosm studies or the use of alternative endpoints whose appropriateness for utilisation in a refined PNEC assessment still needs to be investigated.
Some participation bias was likely, with the probability that, through self-selection, samples were preferentially constituted of more demanding participants, whose needs and health-care utilisation were likely to be higher than average.
This should reassure researchers who wish to link self-reported health status and medical care utilisation and clinicians whose patients are involved in such research.
coreLoad represents the utilisation of the corresponding core whose value should be kept up-to-date through the data centre's monitoring system.
each having different power consumption behaviour, cpuUsage denotes the utilisation (load) of the processor whose value should be kept up-to-date through the data centre's monitoring system.
This may be because healthcare providers may substitute the drugs whose prices were not reduced and increase utilisation after introduction of the drug price reduction.
Xylitol is finally converted to xylulose by xylitol dehydrogenase (XDH) [ 18, 19], whose activity is also part of xylose utilisation pathways.
CSs who received hospital-oriented follow-up had lower health-care utilisation rates compared to CSs whose follow-up care was oriented by their primary care physician [ 16].
The aim of this systematic review is to assess the impact of interventions whose primary function is self-monitoring, on healthcare utilisation, across a range of chronic conditions.
Coaching supervision is a trainee driven process assisted by encouragement from coach whose knowledge and skills towards encouraging understanding and utilisation of the newly obtained knowledge and skills [ 15].
