Sentence examples for wide utilisation of from inspiring English sources
The wide utilisation of information and communication technologies is hoped to enable a more efficient and sustainable operation of electric power grids.
Comparison between Malaysia and Germany shows that Malaysia's climatic conditions are desirable for wide utilisation of the proposed off-grid hybrid system due to the high amount of solar radiation received throughout the year, in addition to lower project cost in the long run.
The incidence rates vary by more than 25-fold worldwide, with the highest rates documented in the developed countries of North America, Europe and Oceania, which may be largely due to the wide utilisation of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing that detects clinically important tumours that might otherwise escape diagnosis.
Future work toward a wider utilisation of this algorithm should therefore also examine the system-specific influences on the comparisons made.
An alternative in future can be a wider utilisation of storages (even batteries of electric vehicles) in combination with control actions on the demand side [15].
Our previous work suggests that many patients and doctors are successfully practising MAT, so we suggest that a formal description may facilitate wider utilisation of strategies that will improve patient outcomes.
There may be a place for wider utilisation of this technology to assist in the diagnosis of hypertension, monitoring hypertension and remote clinical management, and in those who find it difficult to attend their general practitioner surgery.
Cuts to inefficient and outdated fossil fuel subsidies, low- priority and low-performing programs, and by concentrating resources on full utilisation of existing facilities and infrastructure.
Although this metric has the advantage of wide utilisation, in a certain sense, it is a misleading figure, as in this example no single patient would actually survive 1 year.
The questionnaire was pre-tested using a convenience sample of 40 randomly selected pharmacy customers and then revised before wider utilisation.
Such assessments would be best undertaken as part of a wider evaluation of the utilisation of health research by industry, medical practitioners and the public.
