Sentence examples for guide adjustments from inspiring English sources
Understanding the traits that make a successful business thrive during technology disruption will help to guide adjustments to your marketing strategy".
Esophageal balloon measurements may guide adjustments of mechanical ventilation in each patient, based on individual lung mechanics.
This part of the study was designed to provide insights into the perceptions held by stakeholders in schools about the workbooks, to refine understanding of the performance and utilisation of workbooks, and to guide adjustments for future editions.
Continued evaluation of T. gondii infection using population-based studies to monitor the prevalence and temporal trends in infection will be essential to measure the impact of prevention efforts and guide adjustments in prevention strategies.
Recommendations: On the basis of the available evidence, the following recommendations are made in order to contribute towards the improvement of both the effectiveness and utilisation of workbooks and textbooks in South Africa and provide feedback to guide adjustments to future editions: 1.
Nontraditional approaches to MV such as high-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) use similar goals of PaO2 or SpO2 to guide adjustment of ventilator settings.
Implied and observed patterns can then be compared to detect inconsistencies and so guide adjustment-variable selection.
These data demonstrate that the shorter time to result may guide adjustment of antimicrobial therapy earlier than culture-based methods.
LDL-P measurements provide more accurate information concerning risk stratification in most studies, and a potential target to guide adjustment for LDL-C lowering therapy.
Camargo and coworkers concluded that quantitative cultures of tracheal aspirates in selected critically ill patients have decreased sensitivity as compared with qualitative analysis, and should not replace the latter for confirming a clinical diagnosis of VAP or to guide adjustment to antimicrobial therapy.
Daily measurements of left atrial pressure (LAP) may be useful for guiding adjustments in medical therapy that prevent clinical decompensation in patients with severe heart failure (HF).
