Sentence examples for has been successfully managed from inspiring English sources

Regarding systemic therapy, ocular VRE infection has been successfully managed with agents such as intravenous linezolid [2, 5] and penicillin G [3].

The Progress in Nephrology and Transplantation Conference was yet another international event prepared by the Krakow Centre of Nephrology, which has been successfully managed by Prof. Władysław Sułowicz for nearly 25 years.

The major side effect to date has been skin rash, which has been successfully managed with emollients, sunscreen for sun exposure and selective use of antibiotics for acneform lesions.

3, 5, 23 Segaert et al suggest using oil-in-water creams and avoiding treatments with vehicles containing alcohol when treating rash. 2 Grade 1 rash has been successfully managed with emollients and adapted skin cleansers or topical antibiotics and antiseptic soap.

Although ECB has been successfully managed using transgenic Bt corn hybrids (plants that express insecticidal toxins of Bacillus thuringiensis or Bt), there are increasing concerns about the potential development of Bt resistance in ECB because of the widespread use of Bt corn [ 28, 29].

Dr. Phil, 65, has been successfully managing it ever since, and has now partnered with AstraZeneca in hopes of helping the more than 28 million Americans who are living with type 2 diabetes get educated and feel empowered to take control of the disease by making necessary changes to their lifestyle.

At the Sofitel, Morris was at pains to point out that Trott's was a long-standing condition, which had been successfully managed over the years.

The forest had been successfully managed, he said, so firefighters confidently allowed the east and northeast flanks of the fire to burn out on their own, while they focused on protecting Old Station, due north.

"Rates of STDs in the adult performer population have been successfully managed by industry self-regulation since 1998, in the form of STD testing for performers every 14-28 daysaidsaid Joanne Cachapero, spokeswoman for the Coalition.

These events are readily identifiable and have been successfully managed during the clinical trials.

This was significantly more than those estimated to have been successfully managed in the AAF group (43%; P=0.02).