Sentence examples for more adequate control from inspiring English sources

However, the isolation of fungal strains calls for more adequate control measures.

Both these complications should be possible to prevent through more adequate control of the blood pressure and fluid balance.

Other studies with more tightly defined patient populations, more adequate control for medical and treatment-related factors, failed to provide evidence for a positive association (Jamison et al, 1987; Tross et al, 1996).

In conclusion, the proposed RCA-CVVHDF protocol, using an 18 mmol/l citrate solution, provided a more adequate control of acid base status if compared to the previously adopted 12 mmol/l RCA-CVVH protocol.

It will enable an efficient monitoring of changes in microbial populations and consequently allow more adequate infection control measures.

Duration of illness was included instead of age at inclusion, as this was considered more adequate to control for due to the longitudinal quality of CA. Hospitalizations due to mania were per definition occurring only in BD I, and lifetime diagnosis of psychosis was strongly correlated to BD I (13% of BD II patients and 63% of BD I patients with lifetime diagnosis of psychosis respe-ctively).

The law gives an author and the author's descendants more than adequate control over creative work — a minimum of the author's life plus 70 years.

In species with a pattern of peak mass and mass recession, like Procellariiformes and Psittaciformes, body condition indices relative to age are more adequate than mass controlled for measures of body size.

For example, Ellmerer et al have proposed a modification of the Clark error grid (Fig. 6) with a higher resolution and narrower boundaries that are more adequate for tight glucose control and are based on established protocols.

6, 21, 22 With repeated courses of chemotherapy, emesis becomes progressively more difficult to control, although adequate control in the first cycle of chemotherapy is more likely to be associated with control of acute CINV in subsequent cycles.

More well-conducted research with adequate control for confounding factors is needed to investigate the causal relationship between diabetes and depression mellitus more in depth.