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The aim of the work is to identify management landscapes, landscapes that have exceptionally high conservation value and which could be managed as one management unit.
From an organizational level, this means that marketing and sales must be managed as one department in order to create knowledge-delivery solutions that are seamless across channels.
As a consequence, it remains uncertain whether eel should be managed as one single panmictic stock or several partially independent sub-populations.
Obesity may be managed as one of the major steps to early atherosclerosis and the assessment of fat tissue should be one of the outcomes for clinicians.
The U.S. experience has shown that public disclosure of comparative evaluation results should be managed as one component of an integrated quality improvement strategy, and that the public release of performance data is most effective at the level of the provider organization [ 3, 4, 37].
Van Haarlem says that the two arrays will be managed as one instrument, although they will be able to act independently and make separate observations.
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Cows (n = 36) were managed as one herd while lactating at PAS, then dried off on entering WIN on 17 November 2005 and assigned to one of the three treatments using a randomised complete block design: (1) indoor matted cubicles [IC], (2) unsheltered OWP [UP] and (3) sheltered OWP [CP] (feed system = concrete feedface).
This enables an integrated water resources management, where groundwater and surface waters are managed as one source.
Moreover, the collaboration brought about by devolving powers can encourage a systems approach – where local infrastructure is managed as one interconnected network.
Each component is managed as one or more modules.
All of this leaves consumers "feel[ing] like I'm being managed," as one woman described it.
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