Sentence examples for management conclusions from inspiring English sources

Future work to understand infection processes in more detail for these microbes is necessary, not only for the sake of general knowledge, but also because the diversity of plausible dose-response functions for each microbe may yield different estimates of infection risk, and different risk management conclusions.

If each professional actively contributes, by carefully considering patient information and questioning previous management and conclusions, this enables a controlled and self-corrective group practice in which relevant decisions are discussed.

More recently, a systematic review of the AHRQ (2013) stated that because of the relatively low number of trials compare different types of case management models, conclusions about the features of programs that are most effective could be made only with a low strength of evidence [ 43].

We are only interested in changes at the level of conclusions made for management application, i.e. whether there are hypothetical scenarios which could falsify the management decision just derived from the model results.

A department spokeswoman said their initial findings had confirmed the building management's conclusion that a cable had somehow failed.

This same model, when applied to the remaining three species, provided a close representation of the measured patterns of water potential gradient at all sites, suggesting strong conservation in water management, a conclusion supported by carbon and oxygen isotope measurements in Callitris from across the continent.

Conclusions: Management of PIV3 infection is important in HSCT.

Conclusions: Management of uterine contractions with first-line tocolytic therapy can prolong gestation.

In terms of management recommendations, our conclusions were that no-till seeding will provide improved forage quality on most farms.

In conclusions management of patients by homeopathic GPs may be less expensive from a global perspective and may represent an important interest to public health.

However, as confidence intervals just crossed zero and this short overutilization of an operating room is likely to be levelled by underutilization of other ORs and up-to-date day case management, no strict conclusions can be drawn from this result.