Sentence examples for more often managed from inspiring English sources

Criticizing the anthropocentric through anthropomorphizing remains an odd strategy, and I wish that Timothy had more often managed to quiet her own humanness.

With the advancement of technology, these fractures are now more often managed operatively.

Patients with chronic disease were more often managed by OOH GPs than other patients.

Diabetes was less often managed and gout more often managed in heavy drinkers even after adjustment.

These patients were more often managed by physicians from MICUs in the pre-hospital phase and were more rapidly admitted to university hospital trauma centers.

These data in concordance with other studies show that elderly patients are more often managed conservatively, a particular barrier appears to be at the level of referral for diagnostic angiogram with less than half of the patients >75 years receiving this investigation.

The question is whether they happen more often under managed care than under other schemes.

First, subjectively reported illness such as mental health problems and pain syndromes is often managed more with prognostic than diagnostic labels.

The plotting was extraordinary, and Wainwright's care with scenes of violence – tell, don't show – just pointed up the gratuitousness with which it's so often managed in more (wilfully?) clumsy hands.

The producers are mostly government-owned companies, often managed by local governments more interested in jobs than profits.

Early survivors with CS had a more severe clinical profile, more frequent concomitant in-hospital complications, and were less often managed invasively than those without CS.