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The success of endoscopic intervention in the management of uncomplicated pancreatic pseudocysts has allowed endoscopists to be more aggressive in managing complicated pancreatic fluid collections.

With U.S. universities now routinely turning out more biomedical Ph.D.s than the academic market can absorb, many leading scientists think that NIH should be more aggressive in managing the supply of scientists.

As such, the fact that physicians who predominantly prescribe drug classes other than diuretics describe themselves as being more aggressive in managing hypertension, and as wanting to achieve their blood pressure targets rapidly, is probably desirable and suggests that these physicians may be immune to clinical inertia.

Is it first degree or distant, remote relatives?" (White physician, Los Angeles Focus Group) "Well it kind of gives you an idea of severity, of how urgently [you] need to get at her problem because of the family history....where persons die early in her family from [the disease], then you have to think about be[ing] more aggressive in managing her diabetes and hypertension".

Those with lower expectations tend not to be aggressive enough in managing the illness.

Other authors suggest that primary care physicians may not be aggressive enough in managing hypertension and are willing to accept an elevated systolic BP in their patients [ 16] - particularly in the elderly [ 17, 18].

Even though United Nation announced that all persons with a mental illness shall be treated with humanity and respect for the inherent dignity of the human person (United Nations General Assembly 2008); up to now, the use of coercion is occasionally considered as unavoidable in managing aggressive behavior.

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But his communications office is known for being professional and aggressive at managing news coverage.

The effect of inflammation on CVD has prompted the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) to publish recommendations for cardiovascular screening and management in both rheumatoid arthritis and gout patients, including an aggressive approach to managing both risk factors and inflammatory burden.

"The company is doing an aggressive job at managing costs," Peter Appert, a Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown analyst, said.