Sentence examples for factors managed from inspiring English sources
Patients with small AAAs (<5.5 cm) are entered into surveillance programs and should have cardiovascular risk factors managed aggressively.
As relatively few patients with T2DM have their risk factors managed to within the limits recommended by the American Diabetes Association, American College of Endocrinology or National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III guidelines, treatment that can simultaneously control more than one risk factor is of therapeutic benefit.
Turning to contextual market factors, Managed care spillovers were significant and negative in the early period, but became weaker and statistically insignificant over time.
The major goals of management are to reduce risk factors, manage stable COPD, prevent and treat acute exacerbations, and manage associated illnesses.
The commission also presented new policies for improving global security, which incorporated military and nonmilitary factors, managing economic interdependence, reforming the United Nations, and strengthening the rule of international law.
In medical device startups these resources are expertise in the basic science, industrial design, human factors, managing Contract Research Organizations, reimbursement, Intellectual Property, and someone to lead the team and raise capital and establish strategic partnerships.
The final of The X Factor managed to hold off the marriage of Kate Middleton and Prince William to take the title of the most watched TV programme for the second year running.
Her mother is president of Ford Business Consulting in Austin, and is the author of "The Fourth Factor: Managing Corporate Culture" (Dog Ear Publishing, 2007).
Subsequent validation and refinement of these factors was managed by correlating the factors with students' qualitative feedback, gathered through a formal subject evaluation of the undergraduate reflective practice subject.
The aim of this study is to improve ecological understanding of such factors in managed coniferous deciduous mixed forests of Hungary in the context of forest management.
Many of these changes, particularly those involving health care, were boosted along by myriad other factors -- managed care, a booming economy and the Internet, to name just a few.
