Sentence examples for managed prior from inspiring English sources

Such critical schedule risks could be identified and managed prior to the implement of prefabrication housing production projects.

Therefore, in order to expedite patient accrual into trials, it is important to ensure that all treatments have been exhausted and all symptoms are well managed prior to referral to the phase I clinic.

It is known that patients that suffer untreated pain for a prolonged period pose a major anaesthetic risk intra-operatively as high doses of anaesthetic drugs are required to produce a surgical plane of anaesthesia, when compared to those whose pain is well managed prior to surgery [ 21].

These feelings were, for some, bound up with the process of accepting and dealing with illness; the receipt of benefits symbolising an inability to cope with the financial aspects of life that had previously been managed prior to becoming ill with cancer, Carer: It makes us sound thick, but my husband always said, oh I'm not bad enough.

Second, medications occupy a central place in people's lives as they self-manage prior to seeking formal help.

Thus, four experimental groups were created: Group I was left as a control and managed as prior to the initiation of this trial.

After adjusting for other known risk factors, we focused on the associations between long-term declines in functional status with respondent status, health lifestyle, participating in Medicare managed care, continuity of care, prior hospitalizations, and terminal drop.

And Haddad has plenty of experience with managing marketplaces — prior to joining Shopping.com, Haddad was SVP of Product at eBay and he founded European auction site iBazar.

The Agent derived from the canonical Prior managed to recover 13% test actives; the Agent derived from the reduced Prior recovered 7%.

Writing in The New Republic last week, Timothy Noah pointed out that Congress has managed to circumvent prior attempts to compel spending cuts, starting with the Gramm-Rudman act of 1985, which "introduced sequestration as a fallback if annual deficit-reduction targets weren't met".

CPM's 2012 revenue is an even bigger increase over the approximately $24 million the city made off the meters in 2008, the last year they managed the meters prior to the signing of a $1.2 billion, 75-year privatization deal, according to NBC Chicago.