Sentence examples for management and optimising from inspiring English sources

(Case Study 1 Medical Consultant) Symptom management and optimising function "Nurse prescribing gives us more autonomy.

The sports medicine physician needs to strike the right ethical and operational balance between health management and optimising performance.

We outline the contributions in a management model of the Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) specialist, as they seek to strike the right ethical and operational balance between health management and optimising athletic performance.

This information can be used to guide network management and optimise its operations.

Inevitably, there is a need to handle the generated control plane signalling/decision-making requests efficiently, alleviating the network management burden and optimising the utilisation of the respective system resources.

In manual fruit and vegetable harvesting, picking time statistics can be used to improve labour management and optimise the design and operation of harvest-aiding machines, such as conventional cross-row conveyors or recently proposed robotic transport carts.

Qualitative themes identified from the verbatim transcribed comments taken from the 180 charts were the following: (1) The importance of weight management in mitigating symptoms and optimising function; (2) dietary priorities and motivations; (3) physical and sedentary activities: friend or foe; (4) weight management, diet and physical activity: whose responsibility?

The findings suggests that primary care has an important role in identifying and optimising management in those patients with CVD who do not have current record of cholesterol reading.

In 1996 the United Nations Environmental Programme UNEPP) defined 'integrated waste management' as 'a framework of reference for designing and implementing new waste management systems and for analysing and optimising existing systems'.

Enhancing and optimising the management of STIs remains one of the most feasible and cost effective interventions to control them including HIV.

Since 2004, we have worked to change the use of iLA in terms of defining indications, refining insertion technique and optimising the management of possible complications.