Sentence examples for managed table from inspiring English sources

However, after the implementation of the PFM, the local communities were well informed about the concepts of PFM so that the WWF could be properly managed (Table 2).

Except for patients with a history of injection drug use (IDU; Χ2, p = 0.02), no statistically significant differences were observed between the patients who eventually developed TB and those who did not develop TB with respect to sex, age, mode of sexual transmission, or state where the patient was clinically managed (Table 3).

All patients reported at least one drug-related adverse event, but most adverse events were mild to moderate and well managed (Table 4).

Patient ratings suggested that IPF Care provided improvements in terms of feeling in control of their condition, knowing what to expect from treatment, and feeling confident about how their disease was managed (Table  2).

Under Model A the number of units within each of the four option categories was restructured to reflect the benefits to pollinator habitat, increasing the quality of the absolute area currently managed (Table  3).

Again, the in-store system, which provides both hardware and software, is similar to OpenTable's terminals, which manage table availability at the restaurant level and sync reservations across multiple channels.

The idea is that a restaurant, bar or club owner can purchase this system to allow staff to manage tables, customize menus, handle checks, set schedules, track tips and keep tabs on the business in general from any web browser or iPad.

The median number of serum creatinine measurements during the hospital stay was similar between the groups; however, participants who received early invasive management had a longer hospital stay than those managed conservatively (table 2).

Like the rest of the city that weekend, it was busy but not overly so, and I managed a table without a reservation.

After dismissing a few myths (no green eyeshades, no fancy sleeve covers, no little rakes for collecting chips), Mr Swannie discreetly managed the table at which high rollers from the media had gathered.

This is achieved through the centrally managed wakeup table which is coordinated by the BNC.