Sentence examples for evolution in the management from inspiring English sources

Despite evolution in the management of advanced NSCLC, progress is slow and treatment outcomes for the majority remain poor.

The current evolution in the railway management software domain heads in the direction of highly modular systems with many different smaller components working together, tuned towards the operator's needs.

In concordance with the OS that is observed from the introduction of first line CT, it may reflect the evolution of care in the management of mCRPC patients.

A detailed case-study of one emblematic case – opposition to conservation of the brown bear (Ursus arctos) in the French Pyrenees mountains – shows that precisely such strategies are used by an alliance of farming unions and powerful political forces, and play a central role in the evolution of the management of that species.

Focal therapy (FT) for prostate cancer (PCa) seems to be part of a natural evolution in the quest to improve the management of early organ-confined disease.

The role of landscape connectivity in pathogen evolution must also be considered in the management of resistance sustainability at the landscape scale (Papaïx et al. 2013; Mundt 2014).

After inception of TQM in the early 1980s, six sigma came in picture as an element of TQM that could be seen as current state of evolution in quality management.

Objective: Review our experience in the management and evolution of patients with Severe ARDS during 3 years in a second level hospital.

Over the last 20 30 years, there has been an evolution in urban stormwater management towards the use of stormwater control measures (SCMs) at or near the source of the runoff.

Although its mission has remained mostly unchanged, the NPS has undergone substantial evolution in management philosophy since 1916.

The management of cerebral aneurysms has undergone significant evolution in the recent years.