Sentence examples for adjust management from inspiring English sources

"So we can look at the currents and predict the number successfully arriving on the European coast so we have time to adjust management programmes".

We found a major peak in white spruce stem density (45,000 ha−1) in units harvested in 1987 (an historically large spruce seed crop year), suggesting that where possible, foresters need to adjust management plans according to spruce mast years.

On the flip side, employers should read this case as a cautionary tale and adjust management training and practices accordingly.

There were six scheduled visits and one scheduled call between visits to review glucose data and adjust management.

Because ICU physicians encounter complex and rapidly changing problems, it is vital to continually reassess and adjust management decisions in a short-loop feedback cycle.

By developing alternative hypotheses, testing these hypotheses and adjusting management in response to outcomes, managers can probe dynamic mechanistic relationships among aboveground and belowground soil system components.

Messrs Bloom and company may be a bit too quick to dismiss the idea of adjusting management principles to the circumstances.

Input- and output-based economic policies designed to reduce water pollution from fertilizer runoff by adjusting management practices are theoretically justified and well-understood.

Importantly, such evolutionary responses to environmental change will not be quickly ameliorated by adjusting management schemes (Enberg et al. 2009) or restoring habitat.

Certainly, the optimal limits may further be affected by the risk of complications, such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, and the likelihood that, in cases with a predicted response outside of this range, adjusted management can alter the outcome to a response in the normal range.

The same-visit HbA1c test provides the opportunity to improve diabetes care by discussing the value and adjusting management as needed during the same-visit, rather than waiting until the patient can be telephoned and/or scheduled for a future visit.