Sentence examples for summary of management from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Summary of management of periprosthetic fracture of the femur Fracture type Description of fracture Treatment recommendation I Undisplaced fracture and well-fixed prostheses Bracing, nonweightbearing II Displaced fracture and well-fixed prostheses    A.

The emphasis on tailoring treatment includes a summary of management in special contexts (surgery, exercise-induced bronchoconstriction); for patients with comorbidities (e.g. obesity, anxiety, rhinosinusitis); and in special populations (e.g. elderly, aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease, pregnancy).

Table 2 A summary of power management types Management Type SPM DPM Level: At the design of logic, circuits, and architecture levels At the knowledge of the resource usage and application workloads Reduction: It is permanent It is temporary Implementation: At the hardware level At the hardware and software levels.

'There are no imminent announcements, nor summary judgments of management,' a BT spokesman said.

Part 3 is a concise summary of the management of symptoms of cancer and cancer therapy and includes important sections on the management of oncological emergencies such as spinal cord compression, superior vena caval obstruction, and pain due to metastatic bone disease.

Chinese scholar Chen's summary of environmental management aptly encompasses this idea.

Jovin's own summary of her management approach: "I'm very focused in terms of setting goals, but hands-off in how people execute".

Table 1 Summary of resource management definitions, actors, and QoS/SLA aspects considered in each definition Work Summary Actors QoS SLA [108] Three phases: provisioning, scheduling, monitoring Cloud provider (infra. and workload mgmt).

A summary of discharge management.

Improvements were seen with IMCI training for all outcomes studied (pneumonia treatment, malaria treatment, anaemia treatment and a summary of case management for all conditions) [ 11].

For a summary of the management paths and guidelines for treatment, see the articles by Sicherer and Sampson, De Silva et al, and Boyce et al.