Sentence examples for appropriate stewardship from inspiring English sources

Several principles guide travel for employees and non-employees to ensure appropriate stewardship of University resources.

We consider portfolio managers for the endowment that participate in investments related to renewable energy, technological advances in the area of climate change and remediation, and appropriate stewardship of natural resources.

But given the short duration of the all-clear, he warned, "To assure appropriate stewardship of NIH resources, prudence in resuming experiments is advised".

The issue of appropriate stewardship of NBS dried blood-spot samples has recently gained traction in the public sphere as well as in the scientific literature.

Yet we extra-large Evangelicals, with our pot-bellied pastors, are failing to set the good example by glorifying God with appropriate physical stewardship.

Appropriate antibiotic stewardship is a two-stage process.

For example if the aggregate hospital accreditation data reveals a systemic problem with antibiotic overuse and misuse at a national level, policy changes might modify he national formulary and develop consistent clinical policies for appropriate antibiotic stewardship throughout the country.

Infection prevention and control through early detection of pathogens, initiation of rational and appropriate antimicrobial stewardship and reduction of healthcare-associated infections remains one of the essential goals in our daily management of critically ill patients.

While there is no sufficient evidence of a causative association between pathogen-targeted treatment and antimicrobial resistance, there is little doubt that appropriate antibiotic stewardship can reduce the resistance.

At the same time, appropriate antimicrobial stewardship includes not only limiting the use of inappropriate agents in patients with VAP, but also improving our ability to diagnose and exclude infection in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting in order to avoid administering antibiotics to patients without bacterial infection [ 4].

All of these factors might hinder appropriate monitoring and stewardship of antibiotic use in this setting.