Sentence examples for unmanaged group from inspiring English sources

Marr – whose exit precipitated the split – has long found himself being blamed for the Smiths' demise, calling a meeting after finding himself exhausted through writing the songs, (latterly) producing the records and running the unmanaged group's business affairs.

There was no difference in MAP between intervention groups, but all were significantly higher than the unmanaged group.

No difference in MAP was found between intervention groups, but all were significantly higher than the unmanaged group.

However, in the unmanaged group, non conformity to the treatment for the attack resulted in a cost excess ($4,900 vs. $4,065 p < 0.05) [ 58].

The miners are un-recruited, unmanaged groups who put up their own money and time to make money, and are thoroughly incented to play it straight, without cheating.

In the first phase, we observed a significant difference between the unmanaged and the LIR groups in moderate to large hemorrhages in heart rate (76 ± 8 versus 141 ± 29 beats/min), mean arterial pressure (91 ± 6 versus 59 ± 26 mm Hg), and cardiac output (CO; (6.4 ± 0.9 versus 3.2 ± 1.8 L/min) (P < 0.005 for all comparisons).

Likewise, in the moderate-hemorrhage scenario, a significant difference was found between the unmanaged and the closed-loop managed groups in HR, MAP, and CO throughout the case and at the end of the simulation (Table 3).

There are also 700,000 members in its Medicare H.M.O.'s and several million in the dwindling group that still takes part in unmanaged indemnity or fee-for-service plans.

Research suggests that unmanaged diversity is more likely to have negative than positive effects on group performance.

Ordination analysis suggests three main community groups formed by primary forest samples, a cluster combining unmanaged plantation and fragments, and managed plantation.

This would be difficult research group to identify but, nevertheless, it is worth highlighting that the views of unmanaged chronic pain sufferers are not reflected in this study.