For more prevalent STI, such as CT and perhaps MG, the increment would depend on the number extra-genital infections that could be adequately managed (by treatment and partner management) above the number of infections that are already adequately managed by standard care for the genital infection.
This dilemma, Hockett noted, is anything but new; it has been with us since the late 19th century, when the nation's economy began to grow much too complex, far-flung, and dynamic to be adequately managed by the Congress, courts, and president alone.
In order to operate the reactor for another 10 years and more, it should be demonstrated that the irradiation embrittlement of the reactor will be adequately managed by ensuring that the fracture toughness properties are above a certain level of the required safety margin.
On the other hand, the interference can also be adequately managed by employing the self-organization approaches and consequently improves the system performance [4].
It remains to be seen, however, whether the burgeoning number of older, sicker patients with chronic illness including cancer will be adequately managed by such a system, and whether such system improvements can withstand being overwhelmed by the growing caseload.
Whereas most patients with symptomatic POP can be adequately managed by the vaginal route, correction of apical descent or multi-compartment prolapse with a so-called level I defect is better treated by the abdominal approach [4].
They postulate that this is because physical functioning has been adequately managed by the patients.
Cases that were adequately managed by increasing the rate of fluid infusion without need for VP administration at the second blood pressure measurement were included.
These could be signs that your depression or disorder is not being adequately managed by the medication.
Their fear is that their pain won't be adequately managed because no one is carefully listening to them.
We advocate that this high intra-provenance variation must be adequately managed.
