Sentence examples for predominantly managed from inspiring English sources

So is it any wonder that when healthy pregnant women are predominantly managed by surgeons – as they are in Australia – rates of surgery are high?

He said: We view InterContinental as the highest quality business in the European hotel sector given its high and rising returns driven by a capital-light predominantly managed and franchised model.

Chronic pain is predominantly managed in primary care, although often ineffectively.

The first three types are categorised as commercial forests, which are predominantly managed for economic purposes, and the latter two are categorised as ecological forests predominantly managed for ecological purposes.

Te-LEWSs are predominantly managed by governmental institutions, thus information is often difficult to find in the literature and, when available, it is not always complete and thorough.

We did not observe gall bladder infection or pancreatitis probably due to selection bias as these patients are predominantly managed by surgeons in our study centers.

In the Western Region of Ghana, the majority of cacao farms are now predominantly being managed with low shade or no shade [11, 12].

20 21 Although participants received initial instruction in performing the exercises, exercises were subsequently undertaken at home, unsupervised, and with minimal contact with the research visitor and therefore were predominantly self managed.

Thereby, the report fills an information gap, as most prior registries include predominantly patients managed by cardiologists and/or in hospitals [ 2, 4, 17, 24, 27], which likely induced a selection bias based on center selection.

This implies that attempts to integrate these technologies across all levels of need, from those who predominantly self-manage, to those who require complex case management, would require a degree of cultural shift in the way such interventions are perceived.

The results suggest that fragmentation manifested itself in patient experience as labour-intensive challenges in the management of their condition, such as accessing GP appointments, but most predominantly in managing their repeat prescription.