The phrase "as appropriate use" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as appropriate" or "appropriate use"? You can use "as appropriate" when indicating that something should be done in a suitable or fitting manner, while "appropriate use" refers to the correct or proper way to use something.
Example: "Please follow the guidelines and apply the recommendations as appropriate."
Alternatives: "if suitable" or "as needed".
Good standards of basic hygiene and thorough decontamination of all US equipment as well as appropriate use of US gel and transducer covers are essential to keep patients safe.
Revisions of paediatric triage systems should include specific chief complaints while considering factors leading to over-triage as well as appropriate use of vital signs or age factors.
For example, it can provide recommended dosages for benzodiazepine dosage in alcohol withdrawal, or details on specific therapies such as appropriate use of antibiotics for COPD exacerbations.
Thus, our threshold values should not be regarded as appropriate use criteria, but rather as predictive tools for patient education and shared decision-making.
Ultimately, following the postulates of the PPMHP model, we should be able to measure safer driving outcomes as indicated by decreased morbidity and mortality, as well as appropriate use of alternative transportation.
(ii) As appropriate, use measured costs in conjunction with the efficacy data from the clinical trial to estimate the cost per five-point improvement in BSID-III through use of donor milk in VLBW infants.
Total protein content was determined either with the Bio-Rad Protein Assay kit (Bio-Rad Laboratheies) or the BCA (bicinchoninic acid) Protein Assay Kit (Pierce) as appropriate, using BSA as a standard.
Statistical tests were adjusted for multiple comparisons as appropriate, using the Sheffe method.
Fisher's exact test was performed with two-tailed probability to detect the differences between groups as appropriate using Medcalc statistical software (Medcalc, Mariakerke, Belgium).
The statistical analysis performed using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Dunnett's post hoc test as appropriate using SPSS 19 software whereas open field and hole cross tests analyzed by ANOVA with repeated measures.
