Sentence examples for likely to be appropriately from inspiring English sources

Subjects in the intervention arm were more likely to be appropriately treated with vitamin D and bicarbonate but there was no difference in appropriate use of ACEI/ARBs or phosphorus binders.

So in a certain way, almost all would be said if we were to say that a "tradition" in this sense was a "horizon of meaning", and that, in being so, it was a remodelling force, able to grant belonging and identity also to things less likely to be appropriately placed.

And she noted that adults with health insurance are two to five times more likely to be appropriately vaccinated.

2 4 In general, women were less likely to be appropriately treated with evidence-based therapy and had poor outcome.

At least one respondent in 13/16 low and middle income countries noted that fewer than 60% of pregnant women had access to services where pre-eclampsia was likely to be appropriately diagnosed.

While many cases of sick leave due to incapacitating NP are likely to be appropriately exercised, fear-avoidance theory [ 15] suggests there may also be cases where fearful cognitions about pain prohibit work attendance rather than actual functional limitation.

These findings do not support the concern that overlap of symptoms between type 2 diabetes and depression (e.g., fatigue) would make it less likely for depression to be appropriately recognized in diabetic patients (9).

An OTF provider will most likely receive similar requests at the same time, leading to parallel learning processes that have to be appropriately synchronized.

When follow-up care included a medical oncologist, resources were more likely to be used appropriately, or over-used.

This ensures that what is meaningful to the patient is more likely to be captured appropriately, thus enhancing content validity [ 83].

MODY case series are likely subject to selection bias; those suspected of having MODY and referred for testing would be more likely to be treated appropriately for their suspected MODY diagnosis than someone misclassified as having type 2 diabetes.