Sentence examples for directing management from inspiring English sources

Because all of these conditions may present with pain or intermittent claudication, imaging is crucial for differentiating them and directing management.

These metrics may be particularly relevant in a conservation context on islands where all-native systems are the exception and species attributes, e.g. origin or conservation status, are important factors directing management decisions (Noss 2004).

Since The New York Times first reported on the L.I.R.R. disability epidemic in late September, the railroad has cracked down on the private insurance brokers, ejecting one from railroad property and directing management to treat them as trespassers if discovered on railroad property.

It does not automatically mean that the genetic information has no value in directing management.

"Therefore, our board has directed management to develop separate operating plans for each business, which will provide greater focus and additional opportunities to enhance value".

Early goal directed management in those patients may offer opportunities for improvement.

Perhaps a study comparing symptom directed management with current guidance would be suitably placed to answer this question.

Overall, ACS is decreasing through early recognition and directed management of IAH.

This highlights the importance of regular assessment and appropriate goal directed management of lipid parameters once diabetes is diagnosed.

The importance of special interest radiology in the stage directed management of oesophageal carcinoma has been previously described.

6, 10 An understanding of the pathophysiology is of major clinical importance because it might direct management strategies.