Sentence examples for intermittently adjusted from inspiring English sources
10 Basal doses are delivered at pre-programmed rates over a 24 hour period and are intermittently adjusted according to finger stick glucose levels.
Intermittently, moisture content was adjusted using coconut juice in order to maintain at approximately 50% to 60%.
This quartering was adjusted, abandoned and restored intermittently throughout the Middle Ages as the relationship between England and France changed.
Prior to this time silver had been the principal world monetary metal; gold had long been used intermittently for coinage in one or another country, but never as the single reference metal, or standard, to which all other forms of money were coordinated or adjusted.
Hemodynamic variables were adjusted to the preoperative value within 20% through support of the circulation with fluids and injection of low doses of phenylephrine, dopamine, esmolol, or nicardipine intermittently when clinically indicated.
In a study performed in African children who intermittently cooked inside their residences or outdoors, cooking with solid fuels in the absence of a chimney or hood was associated with a statistically significant adjusted hazard ratio of 2.68 (95% CI: 1.38 to 5.23) for the emergence of symptoms of respiratory infection.
This was backstage before the company's spring runway show, where three generations of Missonis were intermittently checking on the models, adjusting their own hair and makeup and being trailed by a pack of television reporters who shouted questions in Italian and English.
Intermittently, an assistant went into the heavily shielded target room to adjust the target, a procedure that requires a retina scan by a security device and the insertion of special keys to assure that no one unauthorized enters.
The end-tidal carbon dioxide pressure was monitored intermittently by a microcapnograph (Columbus Instruments, Columbus, OH, USA), and was maintained between 35 and 45 mmHg by adjusting the ventilator respiratory rate.
