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ISBE determined that there was no medical or therapeutic need for the district to use the lap belts and that they were “utilized as a behavioral restraint to promote attention to task.”

What Bluepoint and Sony did, however, was introduce a number of accessibility features to allow more people to play the game while also utilizing the PlayStation 5′s new user interface to offer help for the game’s grind.

That can still be true, but only if advertisers and agencies utilize a unified linear and digital data set to activate across the video ecosystem.

As a practical matter, the program will likely be utilized by very small businesses with relatively few employees.

The company also utilizes shared calendars and various report views for specific teams.

In the first quarter, that led to lower spending—either through lower utilization, or lower prices, or some combination thereof.

Carbon utilization can offset or even exceed, the additional cost of carbon scrubbing.

We found a statistically significant increase in utilization (both extensive and total) only for heart disease.

Utilization went up, out-of-pocket expenditure went down, and the freqency of depression diagnoses was lower.

Some unions are worried that Obamacare is taking away some of the tools they use to control utilization and costs.

To Willis, however, must be attributed greater advance in the utilization of heavy pressures for reed work.

Few, however, can now be found who do not advocate utilization of the principle to a greater or less degree in every organ.

It is the utilization of this time, how best to employ it, that concerns us here.

It represents the greatest possible utilization of the power of heat in an internal-combustion engine.

This stage having been attained, the totemic age advances to a utilization of the soil in a way that is unknown to primitive man.