Sentence examples for managed target from inspiring English sources
One report explains: " The current NHS is highly managed, target driven with a negative atmosphere towards change and there is strong resistance towards anything that might affect prescribed targets".
"This firehose of low-cost money management solutions — index mutual funds, ETFs, passively managed target-date mutual funds and robo-advisor-built portfolios — means investors have more retirement savings options than ever," she says.
Current interventional techniques rely heavily on operator familiarity with catheters and wires and on physician skills in effectively navigating through and managing target lesions.
In any case, cost oversight from state departments of transportation may be needed to effectively manage targeted funding for grade crossings safety improvements.
The latter mostly targets to patients selection for ONS: "Diagnostic criteria for rCM and guidelines for managing targets patients with rCM and selecting candidates for invasive neuromodulation are crucial issues [4]".
Other important considerations are whether infrastructure is available for managing targeting grazing such as moveable fencing that will allow for 'cell grazing' or for small paddocks to be created to concentrate stock at the desired locations.
When multiple enemies are onscreen, he's helping Kratos manage targets.
The four-month intervention involves up to 13 visits from an occupational therapist who works with families to problem-solve potential triggers (communication style, environmental clutter) contributing to behaviors, and instruct in strategies to reduce caregiver stress and manage targeted behaviors.
The target area manager sets and manages the target area that requires detection and sensing in the field set by the GML document.
"The rebels managed to target the hubs of the thugs and their armories," he said.
She also managed to target an individual first-grader by including an unattributed quote saying that the child was not "what this school should be".
