Sentence examples for adequate for management from inspiring English sources
The first is to manage each lesion with therapy designed to be adequate for management of the most significant consideration in the differential diagnosis.
Despite the limitations of the current study, the single small lateral approach has proved to be simple, easy, safe, and adequate for management of displaced intra-articular calcaneal fractures.
Though our results suggest that the majority of patients have adequate access to primary care services, as observed by the rate of use both before and after hospital discharge, it may be that our current model of providing care is not adequate for management of complex patients in a primary care setting.
Accordingly, an adequate basis for management and investment decisions is needed which responds to the highly complex market situation.
Greens senator Rachel Siewert put on notice a motion calling on the government to "make the marine parks operational without further delay" and to "commit adequate funding for management, buyout and education".
My extension program attempts to convince plant health care professionals that integrated pest management practices are sound and will provide adequate tools for management of plant diseases with least impact on non-target organisms.
The highly pathogenic nature of the virus; the risk for spread from person to person through exposure to infected blood, respiratory secretions and excreta, resulting occasionally in serious nosocomial outbreaks; and the lack of an effective and safe therapy indicate the need for adequate guidelines for management of viral hemorrhagic fevers.
Additionally, this device has a competitive price and is adequate for water management in crops.
However, tillage practices alone are not adequate for weed management (Mohanty et al., 2006).
Pain medication is effective in less than one in every three patients, she adds, and while that ratio is good for many diseases, it isn't adequate for pain management because people suffer.
PCD is adequate for the management of patients with solitary and non-gas forming IPA, especially for primary IPA.
