Sentence examples for a preferable management from inspiring English sources

Our results suggested that the OF addition is a preferable management practice to UP removal in order to elevate the abundance of soil arthropods while promoting poplar plantation productivity.

Partial clearance of understory near paths and frequently visited areas is suggested as a preferable management strategy compared to complete removal of understory in suburban woodlands.

We used decision and cost analysis to simulate the clinical and economic outcomes after recovery from an episode of nonsurgically treated diverticulitis to determine the preferable management strategy.

Avoiding placing plantations near large forests, increasing the size of small patches, and where afforestation is unavoidable, placing plantations in the vicinity of small rather than large forest patches, are preferable management practices.

Multiple-use forest management (MFM) for timber, non-timber forest products and environmental services is envisioned by many as a preferable alternative to timber-dominant management models.

All these facts promote surgical management as a preferable treatment of early glottic carcinoma.

Multiple-use forest management is considered by many as a preferable alternative to single-use, generally timber-dominant, management models.

Sometimes bankruptcy is a preferable route and sometimes a debt management plan - a less formal but ultimately longer arrangement - is a better option.' For people who are in less dire financial circumstances, the advantage with opting for an IVA over bankruptcy is that it gives debtors a chance to get on top of their finances.

Thus another research question was whether staff and students would find a blended approach to be a useful or preferable educational management solution, in comparison to previous approaches.

Non-toxic metabolic therapies might also be a preferable alternative to toxic immunotherapies for cancer management especially if both therapies target the same pathways.

However, further research is needed to identify the impact of preferable STI testing services on STI testing uptake rates in order to establish whether implementing a preferable service would prove cost-effective in the management of STIs in young people.