Sentence examples for management and adapted from inspiring English sources

This publication on "Clinical Management of HIV Infection in Children in Pakistan" was developed after extensive review of international guidelines on Pediatric HIV clinical management and adapted to the local context of commonly presenting infections, healthcare system limitations, and other "ground realities".

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These forest managers rely on their own expertise and networks to make forest management decisions and adapt to climate change in practice.

In this paper, a cost management model is designed and adapted to the wastewater treatment process.

The improvement of prognosis requires an early and adapted management of sepsis as well as increases efforts for control and prevention of nosocomial infection.

Therefore, as its basic elements comprehend human behaviour and/or uncertainty, risk management to be effective and adapted as much as possible to reality, must be operational within complex systems, as already demonstrated in different R&D environments.

A menu of management options was developed and adapted for each of the risk factors to facilitate active choice rather than encourage refuting and scrutinising that often occurs if options are presented one by one [ 1].

German water technologies and management concepts are specifically developed and adapted to Chinese boundary conditions.

Off-label use combined with use of medication management systems designed for adults and adapted for use in children can compound the risk of adverse events due to increased potential for medication errors.

Six commercial organisations with a reputation for successful business practice, advanced human resource management and effectively adapting to changing external environments and financial challenges [ 25, 44- 47].

Ten external organisations were included in the study: Six commercial organisations with a reputation for successful business practice, advanced human resource management and effectively adapting to changing external environments and financial challenges [ 25, 44 - 47 ].