Sentence examples for adjusting daily from inspiring English sources
22 The mode of parenteral adjustments, either by adjusting daily parenteral provisions or providing days off parenteral support, was entrusted to this person and was not specified in the protocol.
Manually adjusting daily semivariogrms is not feasible when kriging over 10 years.
However, because of the inability of intrathoracic impedance measurements to acutely track rapid physiological changes and limited specificity, ALAP may not be an optimal parameter for dynamically adjusting daily prescriptions.
International and British asthma management guidelines recommend a stepwise approach to instituting and adjusting daily controller (preventer) anti-inflammatory therapy, beginning with the dose of inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) appropriate to the severity of asthma [ 6- 9].
All three strategies generally track onset and recovery from HF. LAP has the required accuracy and response pattern to acute physiological changes that make it a suitable parameter for dynamically adjusting daily prescriptions in ambulatory HF patients based on a physician-directed patient self-management therapeutic paradigm.
The Met supplementation was adjusted daily at 0.08% DM of diet and REA was supplemented at 60 g/d.
The forage:concentrate ratio was adjusted daily for maintaining similar value in TN and HS goats (70 30).
The Met supplementation was adjusted daily at 0.08% DM of diet, and CHOL was supplemented at 60 g/cow per day.
Treatments were (1) ad libitum (adjusted daily to yield 10% orts) and (2) restricted feed intake [set to restrict feed by 10% of baseline dry matter intake (DMI)].
Theoretical models predict that small birds should adjust daily patterns of body mass gain in response to environmental and internal factors.
Considering these results, a control strategy is proposed, in which the supply water temperature is adjusted daily according to the flow performance of the system, and the pump is operated with frequency conversion and constant pressure difference.
