Sentence examples for managed in practice from inspiring English sources

However the literature notes that the FEI is poorly managed in practice.

Furthermore, Borgsteede et al [ 30] gave no information about the nature or severity of the symptoms, nor does it discuss how, or whether, they were successfully managed in practice.

On the one hand this is reassuring in that very few significant risks have been identified, but it does leave open the question of how risk mitigation would be managed in practice.

As with Step 2, this process includes both a review of the relevant literature, starting with systematic reviews and meta-analyses, and the use of the expert advisory panel to identify best-practice programs to and provide guidance on how comorbidities and contextual factors could be managed in practice.

The new German GAAP should offer an alternative to IFRS that is more cost-effective and simpler to manage in practice (RegE BilMoG 2008).

Cancer-related fatigue after chemotherapy is a difficult symptom to manage in practice and the most disruptive symptom in patients' lives.

Specifically, modernizing national accounting law should result in a set of rules that is on par with international accounting standards, but more cost-effective and simpler to manage in practice (RegE BilMoG 2008).

The online numerical computation of this integral is typically hard to manage in practice due to the two-dimensional pdfs, however, employing a common distribution for the prior and the likelihood allows for a closed-form solution.

Physicians rated AF as the third most demanding condition (after heart attack and heart failure) and the second most difficult condition (after heart attack) to manage in practice, out of a list of conditions that also included stroke, angina, diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, depression, asthma, and cessation of smoking.

Concession health care card holders have more chronic and psychological health problems managed in general practice relative to the rest of the Australian general practice population [ 22].

3 Most diagnoses of diabetes are now made in general practice, 3 and over two-thirds of patients with diabetes are now managed in general practice.