Sentence examples for patterns managed from inspiring English sources
Observed geographic variations in CRC outcomes remain poorly understood but may be a result of many factors such as practice patterns, managed care spillover, endoscopic capacity, or organizational culture within and across health systems.
These women were expected to bake cookies, host teas, select china patterns, manage household staff and smile graciously at fancy dinners.
If a pile of stones manages to represent a mountain summit, it is arguably because we have made it do so; and if ink patterns manage to mean something, it is arguably because we have somehow made them.
"I think this field really lends itself to be studied like science: looking for patterns, managing problems, and doing approximations; all skills you should have in your math and science training toolbox".
For example, the State pattern manages object behaviour in different internal states of objects.
Whilst both allow clinicians to define and communicate the fracture pattern, managing these injuries is primarily based on an assessment of stability, which incorporates the amount of displacement, presence of medial injury and associated talar shift [9, 10].
The study has been performed in a solar house that is able to displace a residential user's load pattern, manage local storage and estimate forecasts of electricity generation.
Endoscopic management of Barrett's esophagus (BE) has evolved over the past decade; however, the practice patterns for managing BE among gastroenterologists remain unclear.
Our study is a descriptive evaluation of ED physicians' practice patterns in managing self-reported cocaine users presenting with a single episode of acute chest pain 10 years ago.
This study was a retrospective chart review performed to examine and describe physician practice patterns in managing attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) across Europe.
A clearer understanding of the current practice patterns in managing patients with cSSTIs in usual clinical settings should help in the development of strategies to improve the treatment of these common and potentially severe infections.
