Sentence examples for more liberal regimen from inspiring English sources
There were no significant differences in major complication rates, length of stay and in-hospital deaths when fluid restriction was used compared with a more liberal regimen.
A more liberal expensing regimen "seems to be something that has broad consensus politically and is certainly helpful for small businesses," Mr. Foster said.
Another randomized trial has shown an improvement in postoperative pulmonary function (forced vital capacity, forced expiratory volume in first second) and exercise capacity after laparoscopic cholecystectomy by a more liberal crystalloid regimen (40 ml/kg lactated Ringer's solution versus 15 ml/kg) and no use of colloids [ 20].
The aim of this study was to investigate whether fluid and salt restriction would decrease postoperative complications compared with a more modern controlled liberal regimen.
Interventional studies have compared restrictive regimens of fluid maintenance using more liberal strategies.
It can be hypothesised that a more liberal protocol allowing for more aggressive adjustments in the parenteral regimen or a better adherence to the parenteral weaning algorithm may have yielded a similar result for the two active treatment groups.
In the 15th century some of the monasteries abandoned the strict regimen of the community under the rule of an abbot for a more liberal system in which monks could possess personal property and be governed by two annually elected trustees (epitropoi).
East and South: More liberal.
