Sentence examples for managed more appropriately from inspiring English sources

This finding could be helpful in clinical practice, mainly because patients at risk of adverse APS events could be identified and managed more appropriately by primary prophylaxis and more frequent clinical controls [34].

However, the latest evidence suggests that there is a particular phenotype of HF patients that present to the ED with acute hypertension and can be managed more appropriately with IV vasodilators as an adjunct to diuretic therapy [21 24].

This suggests that patients with a history of cardiac ischemia who enroll in clinical trials potentially represent a subset of patients with cardiac ischemia who are managed more appropriately and also who are more responsive to treatments for their comorbidities.

In this scenario, cattle could be fed and managed more appropriately to reduce waste and minimize labor costs associated with the monitoring and care of animals that are likely to become ill or moribund.

The implications of this trend for patient, family, and society are immense, not the least of which is the tendency for physicians to excessively offer late stage interventions to patients within the final phases of their lives, thus, denying them the opportunity to be managed more appropriately and effectively in a conservative palliative mode of care.

Although no full-time equivalent reduction in nurses was undertaken simultaneously, the spared time for nurses was believed to perform more patient-care-related activities and to manage more appropriately sustained drug storage.

Sessions lasted two hours and aimed to improve participants' understanding of how the cycle of back pain and tension operates, the effects of mood and stress, the importance of movement and exercise and, in the light of this model of back pain, how to manage pain more appropriately.

The cost of NHS care is becoming increasingly important in the UK and anecdotal evidence suggests a high proportion of patients managed in level 3 care could more appropriately be managed with a lower level of care ideally in an HDU setting, while decisions can be made whether the physiological status of the patient justifies escalation of care.

Overall, the results highlight that financial and investment policies of private firms are susceptible to variations in the supply of credit and firms which are unable to find alternative sources of finance may bear a much larger cost compared to those who manage their financing more appropriately.

The authors suggested that this was in part because more ICU beds had been made available as lower-risk intensive monitoring patients were admitted to the IMCU so that high-risk patients who would otherwise have been managed on the general ward because of bed shortages were being more appropriately managed on the ICU.

Allergic rhinitis is more appropriately managed with the relatively nonimpairing second-generation antihistamines (eg, loratadine, desloratadine, cetirizine, and fexofenadine), because older agents (eg, diphenhydramine, chlorpheniramine, and brompheniramine) produce sedation and impairment and worsen sleep architecture.