Sentence examples for an intensive management from inspiring English sources

Our study compared an intensive management strategy with a less-intensive (conventional) management strategy, with intensity defined based on clearance of low molecular weight solutes.

Initially, Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCM) is adopted to illustrate the direct and indirect effects of HSE-MS elements on system performance indicators, and the results of FCM are used to develop leading factors helpful for decision making in an intensive management system.

The majority of patients followed an intensive management regimen with only 12.9% (n = 16) taking 2 shots/day (pre-mixed insulin) and 11.3% (n = 14) testing their BG <3 times per day.

However, in patients with a high cardiovascular risk, an intensive management of diabetes targeting normal glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) levels with the use of multiple diabetes medications is associated with higher mortality than is a standard approach targeting higher HbA1c levels [ 6, 7].

"This allows a more intensive management of those assets, which also creates a more near-term orientation by portfolio managers.

Universities with a more intensive management approach not only have higher absolute level of research productivity but they demonstrate also faster growth in productivity.

These results, which need validation in other NAFLD settings, suggest that a more intensive management should be planned for females with NAFLD in pre- and early menopause.

However, the added CT treatments for the IM group might have exposed those patients to a more intensive management, which in turn may help to explain the trend towards more positive results for IM identified for some variables.

This finding differs from DCCT findings in which there was a strong association between lower HbA1c levels as a result of intensive management and an increase in SH (1).

And, (5) simple plantation forestry which has a narrow and intensive management focus on producing a forest crop for a limited array of purposes, may not meet societal demands for a range of outputs from plantations in addition to wood and pulp.

His successors, including Sarah Palin, have all supported a policy of "intensive management" that removes wolves and bears with the goal of boosting moose and caribou numbers for hunters.