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Examples of managed

managed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

By the end of the century, however, a few women had managed to break the ranks of male professionalism and attain medical degrees.
Each rotation type was managed using either conventional management (pesticide and fertilizer applied according to standard recommendations) or organic management.
The private sector scheme is managed by private pension institutions : insurance companies, corporate pension funds, industry-wide pension funds, and other statutory pension providers.
The problem of dual loyalty is therefore evident in many settings, including, for example, occupational health, forensic services, managed care, and the military environment.
By the combined hard work of men, women and even children, these families somehow managed to get by, earning just enough to sustain themselves.
What is most striking is the way that states managed to build highly coherent political systems without the use of standing armies.
There is no discussion of precisely which risks are being managed, and on whose behalf.
They also managed to control the principal student unions of the individual faculties.
Typically, trust funds are managed by local elites, some of whom are the aforementioned retrenchees.
Uncertainty, a dominant influence in diagnostics and prognostics, must be accommodated and managed.
If necessary, this can lead to adjustments to the managed component (self-adjuster).
He always managed to establish logical, but not necessarily obvious, connections among all the empirical facts that he observed.
In their report, they also describe the difficulty in identifying a group of patients that can be managed by chemoradiotherapy alone.
However, the book for the most part managed to avoid descending into trivial reportage, so easy to do when coverage is so broad-based.
Although disorganized attachment behavior is necessarily difficult to observe and often subtle, many researchers have managed to become reliable coders.
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