Sentence examples for consequent management from inspiring English sources

Even while the company has been mired in hard times in the wake of the Firestone tire scandal and consequent management shakeup (not to mention falling earnings ratings), an in-house gang of non-starched-collar types aka fast-car freaks called the Special Vehicle Team (SVT) has been able to transform some of Ford's better (and worse) cars into track-ready machines.

The evaluation and consequent management of AR may improve asthma outcomes according to national and supranational guidelines [ 6, 13, 14].

Findings of other studies did not support gender differences in the consequent management of patients with CHD or ACS [ 14- 16, 33- 35].

The recognition and consequent management of AR in asthma has thus been promoted by national and supranational guidelines during recent years [ 6, 14, 48, 49].

This problem was solved by dividing the domain so that each subdomain starts with an even grid point and a consequent management in the whole data set.

The real strength of molecular imaging, however, is in characterizing different PCC/PGL phenotypes which can assist in identifying the underlying type of PCC/PGL with consequent management impact including selection of patients for radionuclide therapy.

Large scale conservation problems and consequent appropriate management actions operate at different temporal scales.

In conclusion, PET/CT is an excellent modality at identifying/restaging (occult) metastatic disease in patients with breast cancer, especially at bony (lytic) and lymph node sites, with consequent patient management change.

One of the most powerful influences on participants' attitudes towards diabetes and their consequent self-management activity was the extent to which their efforts were effective.

An increase in mature defenses implies a greater ability to accept and mitigate the unpleasant aspects of reality, with consequent better self-management.

The latter scenario is the concept that this paper proposes for improving fuel cell water management: the consequent co-occurrence of single- and two-phase flows in the in-plane direction at Da0<1 is beneficial to avoid severe dryout and flooding.