Sentence examples for making appropriate management from inspiring English sources
An accompanying explanation/interpretation of the HER2 status from the pathologist(s) is critical to help guide the clinician in making appropriate management decisions [ 4].
Knowledge of genetic variation between and within populations of rare and endangered species is extremely useful for making appropriate management strategies directed towards their conservation [ 32].
In general, in prostate, bladder and renal cancer, the main place of FDG-PET is as an adjunct to conventional imaging, to be used where conventional imaging is equivocal and more information is needed to make appropriate management decisions.
The intensification of livestock operations in the last few decades has resulted in an increased social concern over the environmental impacts of livestock operations and thus making appropriate manure management decisions increasingly important.
Guidelines are developed to assist the physician in making appropriate choices in the management and treatment of migraine patients.
Activities they recalled GPs undertaking on their behalf included monitoring recovery progress, making appropriate referral, coordinating case management, helping workers navigate the health and compensation systems and, for some, eventually certifying RTW capacity.
In short, the intent of the game was to help the learners to internalize the Six Sigma learning by applying basic project management skill and making appropriate risk-based decisions, especially when it comes to investing available resources on-hand with the target to win the game.
Based on the proposed estimator CEERB, contractors can be more efficient and convenient to evaluate carbon emissions at the early stage of a project and make appropriate carbon management plans to reduce emissions when facing stricter environment policies in the future.
The success of pain management depends on nurse anesthetists constantly monitoring patient statuses and making appropriate clinical assessments and analgesics based on patients' statuses.
Successful management of long-term health requires the patient's active participation in following the clinician's recommendations and in making appropriate changes to health behaviors.
"In reality," he said, "what they're doing is making the appropriate management decision that it makes sense to start incorporating these reductions into their costs now rather than having to do them suddenly when there's a treaty in force and a law in place".
