Sentence examples for use of a restrictive from inspiring English sources

Among cancer patients with septic shock, the use of a restrictive perioperative transfusion strategy compared with a more liberal strategy resulted in similar rates of 28-day-mortality.

These results underscore the paucity of evidence to justify the use of a restrictive or a liberal strategy for RBC transfusions in neurocritically ill patients.

Our systematic review underscores the paucity of evidence regarding the use of a restrictive or a liberal strategy for RBC transfusions in neurocritically ill patients.

In all these studies, the use of a restrictive approach was associated with a decreased number of transfusions and, in most of them, with a decrease in the number of patients exposed to RBC transfusion.

These results are comparable to the findings of a recent study, showing that the use of a restrictive fluid management reduces complications after colorectal surgery compared to a standard fluid regimen [ 8].

However, although most authors have a tendency to use a restrictive guidelines, the use of a restrictive or liberal guidelines for red blood cell transfusion in preterm infants, remain a controversial issue since their impact on the neurosensorial and neurocognitive development through infanthood and childhood is inconsistent [ 26, 32- 35].

Endoscopic treatments have been used on a restrictive minority of GERD patients to date.

A secondary objective was to explore the use of a more restrictive definition of SSD on the findings of the study.

The difference is mainly due to our use of a less restrictive sampling distribution for the consumption data [40].

As regards corruption and misuse of EU funds, the Commission suspended on 14 July 2015 payments for several contracts across eight programmes due to the use of an excessively restrictive selection criterion in public procurement procedures.

The use of a formulaic and restrictive, 'tick box' type approach (also identified via the mapping exercise) could militate against involving service users and carers in care planning.