Sentence examples for managing the low from inspiring English sources
Since a policy of liberal antibiotic prescription for sore throat to prevent complications is highly unlikely to be cost effective, and clinicians cannot rely on clinical targeting to predict most complications, clinicians will need to rely on strategies such as safety netting or delayed prescription in managing the low risk of suppurative complications.
The real value for IT inside a company these days isn't managing the low-level stuff.
Scalable development – The programming abstractions exposed to the developers need to support scalable application development, i.e., shield the developers from dealing with the concerns such as manually referencing individual devices or managing the low-level data and control channels.
Five years ago, less than a quarter of the children in a special district set up by the state to manage the lowest performing schools scored at or above the "basic" level on state tests.
These findings are highly useful in managing the coastal low lying acid sulfate soils landscapes which are subject to frequent flooding during wet seasons.
The channel scheduler deals with the optimal resolution about the use of the transmission bandwidth (information that is send as feedback to the active users including the SU), while the CR receiver module has to do with the cognitive radio capabilities added to the classic eNode-B for managing the opportunistic low-priority transmissions.
A potential solution to managing the problem of low back pain is the identification and control of modifiable risk factors.
Clinicians will need to rely on strategies such as safety netting or delayed prescription in managing the uncertainty and low risk of complications.
When I arrived I realised the manager was barely managing the staff, there was low capacity and one of my colleagues was really under-delivering.
The poll showed that 29percentt of Americans approve of the way President Bush is managing the war, matching the lowest mark of his presidency.
The paper goes further to propose an interactive framework for managing the transition to a low carbon energy system in China.
