It will be a key strategy in transforming the disease into a manageable long-term condition.
While still far short of what is needed, universal access to ART promises to be the key element in building public and political narratives that "things have changed", that HIV is at least on its way to no longer being a fatal acute disease but instead a manageable, long-term condition [ 20- 22].
The only drawback for having a league with 13 programs is football scheduling, which is a manageable short-term issue.
Social Security faces a manageable long-term shortfall after 2035.
I am intrigued by the data on intermittent fasting and think it holds great potential as a manageable long-term strategy for optimal aging and weight maintenance.
More importantly, as the descendants of 19th century immigrants find it increasingly difficult to outdo their parents, new immigrants, starting from a more easily attainable set of goals, can achieve a "success" in more manageable terms.
"I hated prepayment penalties," Mr. Eakes recalled, noting that such charges make it hard for cash-poor borrowers to refinance a loan for one with more manageable terms.
Drawing on embodied experiences, metaphors serve to "link the individual and the political by providing a way of seeing relations, reifying abstractions, and framing complexity in manageable terms" (Thompson 1996: 185 186).
Many complex problems have been reduced to manageable terms by the technique of breaking complicated mathematical curves into sums of comparatively simple components.
An artificial neural network (ANN) is then used to transform raw log-likelihood ratio scores into manageable terms for easy incorporation.
Additionally, the company was successful in working with creditors in renegotiating its debt obligations to more manageable terms.
