In the following excerpt a 68 year old married patient with Crohn's disease, his 68 year old spousal primary caregiver and family physician show congruence in their care goals for the patient: " Well probably to get the Crohn' s more manageable would be… and the other things tend to fall into place…" "… just to manage his disease.
Neutropenia and diarrhea occurred more frequently with IRI-S, but were manageable.
Unlike, say, the pine forests of Lake Tahoe, which properly managed would have low-intensity, manageable fires, Southern California's brushlands are designed by nature to burn, and to burn hot.
But, again, the question is essentially one of managing a retreat or, more specifically, finding a manageable, lower level than Germany's traditionally grand trade surpluses.
Only Cesar's fingertips kept Albion's lead manageable.
Compared with Greece's more manageable obligations, Italy's debt is roughly $2.5 trillion — more than even Germany could absorb.
And Japan's political set-up is far more manageable than Europe's.
THE borough's manageable feeling is enhanced by the nature of the housing -- all single-family.
Moodys also remarked on TfL's manageable but high levels of debt.
There were indeed risks, but they were manageable: NATO's air strikes saved the lives of countless civilians and played an important role in the toppling of Gadhafi.
