Sentence examples for cannot be managed by from inspiring English sources

The principal indication for operative management of recurrent PUD is the occurrence of ulcer complications that cannot be managed by medical or endoscopic means.

Second, that capitalism cannot be managed by the market alone.

When the disease cannot be managed by drugs, surgery to remove part of the colon is often the only option.

The hooked tip in gulls and jaegers facilitates grasping and tearing of food, which cannot be managed by the straight-billed terns.

Was it shrewd, given that such an ambitious transformation cannot be managed by America alone, to do so little to advocate an Israeli-Palestinian peace in the meantime?

Immunotherapy is a relatively new treatment, which could provide long-term relief for hay fever sufferers whose symptoms cannot be managed by medication.

This result implies that the random antenna selection mitigates the inter-user interference where the interference cannot be managed effectively by beamforming.

We show that landscape features affect magnitude and duration of only those floods with return periods ≤10 years, which suggests that larger floods cannot be managed effectively by manipulating landscape structure.

The problem is that in most cases the excessive work of breathing associated with IPF exacerbation cannot be managed effectively by NIV.

In particular, the term itself was first introduced by Roger Magoulas from O'Reilly media in 2005 to define great amount of data which cannot be managed and processed by traditional data management techniques (due to the complexity and size of the data).

Paediatricians may often prefer to keep these children under their care for a more comprehensive management of their other attendant morbidities which cannot be managed under the programmatic conditions by the DOT provider.