Sentence examples for better manageable from inspiring English sources

Time-based WFI seems better manageable, for example, by managing work hours better or to reduce working overtime.

The indicator system can serve as an essential steering instrument for policy and help identify and structure sustainability challenges and conflicts of goals to make them more transparent and thus better manageable.

Our system can make such cases better manageable by inferring overlaps and differences between guidelines and reporting different classifications/recommendations.

Pain flare-ups seemed to be better manageable in the experimental intervention group than in the usual care group.

Xelox and mFolfox6 chemotherapy are currently used as two comparable effective adjuvant chemotherapies for colorectal cancer, and Xelox chemotherapy is already being widely used in colorectal cancer, as it has better manageable tolerability and similar Overall Survival(OS) [ 15- 17] versus mFolfox6 chemotherapy.

In the broadest sense, the Trump supporter might be best understood as a guy who wakes up one day in a lively, crowded house full of people, from a dream in which he was the only one living there, and then mistakes the dream for the past: a better time, manageable and orderly, during which privilege and respect came to him naturally, and he had the whole place to himself.

These include improving working conditions, addressing social needs and professional development through better resources, occupational safety, manageable workload levels, management support and recognition, as well as flexible working schedules, access to training and career development, access to transportation and education for family members, and access to healthcare services (10, 19, 29).

3. Louis CK makes you feel better about your relatively manageable anger problems.

It is your choice whether to make that for the worse or for the better, but it is manageable.

On the one hand, this bodes well for healthy individuals; their positive attitude may lead to better health outcomes, and the manageable amount of time spent suggests personal health management is unlikely to cause negative health consequences associated with stress.

It is better to keep turnout low, manageable, predictable.