Sentence examples for measures usually applied from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to determine a) the incidence of dermal foot lesions produced by mechanical stress, environmental factors or infections depending on the sport; b) the types of measures usually applied to prevent these lesions; and c) the treatment of these lesions.

This protocol is accompanied by measures usually applied in case of prolonged corticosteroid therapy (gastric protection, prevention of electrolyte disorders, treatment of diabetes, restriction of the use of NMBs) to which can be added a systematic bacteriological monitoring supplemented by other sampling in case of suspicion of infection.

Consequently, in city-regions, landscape conservation measures are usually applied in a strictly protection-oriented way without any link to place branding.

In fact, while energy saving and emission control measures are usually applied to single buildings, plants and technological systems, the urban and territorial scales are not fully considered, although energy consumption and greenhouse gases reduction are connected to the urban form and density, to activities allocation, to mobility, etc., thus involving spatial and land-use planning decisions.

This measure mimics the standard HEDIS HealthcareEffectiveness and Data Information Setet) measure used by most health plans and systems to track mammography utilization, although the HEDIS measure is usually applied only to women age 50-69.

The range of topics encompassing the main questions covered questions about the frequency of foaming, the supposed causes, and consequences of foam formation as well as measures that were usually applied against foaming.

This is a really confrontational measure that is usually applied in the classroom.

Conjoint analysis (CA) is usually applied to measure customers' preferences while the product line design model (PLDM) is used to simulate customers' purchase decisions based on these preferences.

Compulsory measures are risky as they are usually applied against the will of the patient and sometimes require force to be administered.

The size and shape of a polysaccharide can be ascertained by techniques that are usually applied to large molecules; e.g., the most accurate molecular weight determination measures the sedimentation properties of the molecule in an applied gravitational field (e.g., the rate at which a solid material is deposited from a state of suspension or solution in a liquid).

In particular, the information capacity is usually applied to evaluate a system's encoding capabilities while signal-detection measures are commonly used to assess the decoder's side of neuronal information processing.