Given that AERD constitutes a considerable part of the general adult asthma population, future clinical and epidemiological research is thus needed to understand whether AERD populations are adequately managed and to what extent disease outcomes might be modifiable by optimal care.
Significant inter-patient variation in insulin sensitivity was observed, and the controller adequately managed this to regulate blood glucose concentrations.
Even more can be done in patients with HFpEF; blood pressure and comorbidities should be adequately managed according to the ESC guidelines 2012.
For this current and future risk to be adequately managed - and for capital to flow in ways that will ensure resilience - it must first be adequately evaluated and accounted.
A result is that gay donor dads must not only trust that their co-parents will abide by whatever agreements they have designed but also hope that as dads they have managed to adequately predict their own reaction to being a parent.
Of course, the day is only half over – but if Twitter is any indication, retailers have largely managed to adequately prepare for Black Friday, which bodes well for Cyber Monday as well.
This dilemma, Hockett noted, is anything but new; it has been with us since the late 19th century, when the nation's economy began to grow much too complex, far-flung, and dynamic to be adequately managed by the Congress, courts, and president alone.
Adverse environmental consequences have not received much discussion, probably because they are presumed to be adequately managed through standard guidelines and regulations regarding the use of animals in laboratory research.
The problem statement of our research work consists in proposing a decision-making support model in artificial intelligence dedicated to the humanitarian world and capable of designing a coherent network that is still able to adequately manage the response to a disaster despite failures or inadequacies of infrastructure and potential resources.
However, losses due to adverse post-vaccination reactions need to be monitored and adequately managed.
