Sentence examples for managed with low from inspiring English sources

Annual average DOC contents from the plots managed with low N rate were higher than those with high N rate.

In the Western Region of Ghana, the majority of cacao farms are now predominantly being managed with low shade or no shade [11, 12].

However, when non-grassland areas are managed with low inputs and present semi-natural vegetation or crop diversification, they can impact positively on biodiversity (Paracchini and Britz, [2010]; Chiron et al., [2013]).

Few patients (17, 3.7%) were classified after 24 h as having a SpO2/FiO2 < 190 and PEEP < 10 cm H2O (group III), in accordance with previous observations in which only few patients with a worsening oxygenation are managed with low levels of PEEP [4].

In 2000, an acute respiratory distress syndrome network (ARDSNet) trial showed that mortality was decreased when patients with acute lung injury (ALI) or the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) were managed with low tidal volume ventilation [6 ml/kg predicted body weight (PBW)] as compared with higher tidal volume ventilation (12 ml/kg PBW) [ 3].

Although there exist a large amount of skin-color detection solutions, we still adopt this fusion version due to two benefits: (1) it is able to cope with the variety of human skin colors even across different ethnic origin, which is especially fit to detect facial skin with different color variations in TCM; (2) it can be managed with low computational cost as no training stage is required.

Primary cutaneous anaplastic large cell lymphoma (pcALCL) is an indolent T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder managed with low-dose radiation therapy, surgery, and/or mild chemotherapy; patients with extensive limb disease (ELD) have a more aggressive clinical course.

Patients are discharged from the ICU, when the intensivist decides they no longer require ICU-specific treatment for organ dysfunction, and their condition appears stable enough to be managed with low-intensity nursing care.

The oedema may be mild and easily managed with low-dose furosemide and reduction of SRL dose was not warranted.

Interestingly, during a decade of randomized trials comparing low-tidal-volume ventilation with traditional tidal volumes, significantly more patients managed with low-tidal-volume strategies received NMBA therapy (RR, 1.37; 95% CI, 1.04 to 1.82; P = 0.030) [ 5], suggesting that NMBA may already play a very important role in lung-protective ventilation.

Based on current evidence, authors recommend patients should be managed with a low tidal volume open-lung strategy of ventilation, with PEEP titrated based on FiO2 to achieve adequate SpO2 and low Pplat [ 21, 22].