The official familiar with the latest statistics said that even though the number of TIDE entries has grown substantially, this does not mean that the data is less manageable as intelligence agencies have gotten better at figuring how to extract information from the oceans of data.
The latter treatment is less manageable than the former because of its half-life and duration of action.
This suggests that aggression towards the owner may be less manageable than aggression to other people/dogs when it comes to walking, and also, and most importantly, that it is likely more damaging to the human-animal bond, supporting the hypothesis of the role that the relationship plays in motivating an owner to want to walk their dog regularly.
Those are likely to be much less manageable.
We're told that TV is novelistic now, but TV is a less manageable form than the novel, messy and collaborative, episodic and inconclusive, with a life of its own, a life that somehow can resist or rebuke the interference of the people who make it.
For example, Robeson et al. [ 41] illustrated how the 6S Pyramid could reduce the amount of time a public health practitioner spends searching for evidence by encouraging them to begin at the highest, or most synthesized, level of evidence where the amount of relevant evidence is less and therefore more manageable, and already synthesized (and often appraised for quality) [ 41].
A more pressing problem for Pico's growth: whether it can convince anyone other than a handful of well-resourced agencies to shell out for a technology that's far less manageable than the Intel or AMD alternative.
Monomorphic ventricular tachycardia, as opposed to the polymorphic variant, is less dangerous and more easily manageable but can degenerate to a polymorphic form including TdP.
Thus, S-1 combined with CPT-11 might be less toxic and more easily manageable in outpatient clinics than the CDDP-combined regimens.
Keep your list manageable, and you're less likely to procrastinate.
