Sentence examples for manage and therefore from inspiring English sources

He added that the overhaul would allow what remained of the Department of Buildings to "reduce what it has to manage, and therefore manage it more effectively".

Patients learn how to manage and therefore to reduce disability and related psychic-emotional worry [66, 67].

They further observed that balanced use or controlled substance use in moderation was something which they could not manage and therefore not an option.

This 'soft side' of the project can be hard to manage and therefore a collective approach at all organizational levels should be developed.

It is essential to take these into account, in relation to breathlessness which is difficult to manage and therefore often underestimated, insufficiently elicited or reported, and undertreated [ 9- 11].

We focused on bed-days the POs are expected to actively manage, and therefore only medical and surgical discharges from California acute-care facilities for diagnosis related groups (DRGs) included in the Milliman 2011 managed care inpatient utilization benchmark (2011 Milliman Commercial Health Cost Guidelines) were included in these calculations.

However, if these findings are confirmed in other studies, it would suggest that tuberculosis is better detected and managed (and therefore more tuberculosis deaths are averted) in the facility arm than in the home-based arm while lay-workers visiting the homes of patients are better at detecting and averting deaths from poor nutritional intake.

This may particularly be the case for long standing chronic co-morbidities, such as diabetes or asthma, which may be well managed and therefore have little impact on everyday function or indeed the decision to have surgery for breast cancer or not.

Bourne (2010) provocatively wrote that in contrast to the rather static PDF interface, publishing workflows - and preprint repositories and post-publication commentaries can be seen as a kind of creative workflows - are more powerful but harder to manage and represent, therefore, a major change for most scientists.

Doctors see standardised treatment as a first step towards managed care and, therefore, as a threat to their incomes.

Tom Ball, founder of NearDesk, which offers workspace to rent for entrepreneurs, said: "Most managers have never been trained how to manage properly – and therefore struggle to manage remote workers".