Sentence examples for actively managed through from inspiring English sources
Therefore, many cephalo-pelvic disproportion cases cannot be actively managed through the stages of labor in secondary care hospitals.
Since 1997, registration of UK RCTs in all types of cancer on the UKCCCR NRCT has been actively managed through the Meta-analysis Group of the MRC Clinical Trials Unit.
This movement may be reduced through dietary advice (starting a low fibre diet prior to radiotherapy) or more actively managed through endo-rectal balloons inserted for each radiotherapy treatment [ 16].
This type of approach is employed in fields where uncertainty is actively managed through flexible designs that adjust to changing conditions, such as engineering systems (e.g., air traffic control or electric power distribution) (Neufville 2003).
Actively manage through adaptive change.
Separately, the TSP is working to allow account holders to invest in funds other than the ones it offers, including actively managed mutual funds, through an investment "window". There is no projected date for that window to open.
One is to spread the risk, through actively managed funds that invest in a variety of emerging markets around the world, rather than in a specific region.
For decades, professional and individual investors alike have sought ways to diversify efficiently by investing in groups of stocks, through actively managed mutual funds, index funds, hedge funds or other packages of securities.
Usually, corporate bonds, which generate highly taxed ordinary income, and actively managed funds, which pass through taxable gains to holders, belong in tax-deferred accounts.
After 35 years or so, Jane loses half of the wealth that could have been hers without the high fees paid through actively managed funds".
This year, however, as the market's troubles intensified, the performances of both categories have been about equally disappointing -- with index funds down 12.02 percent and actively managed funds down 13.24 percent through the first quarter.
