Sentence examples for commercially managed from inspiring English sources

To generate a more informed discussion with their stakeholders they worked with SYKE to develop a methodology for assessing the eco system services that a commercially managed forest can provide.

The self-deprecating one-liners about the size of the audience or the quality of the food have gone (its eponymous co-founder once said that 3,000 flies can't be wrong); it is also more commercially managed these days, but Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club at 50 is still a venue that Scott, had he been alive today, would embrace.

Subsistence managed crop and grassland sites also show greater erosion effects than the commercially managed sites.

The estate includes large tracts of broadleaf forest, which are both commercially managed and recognized as a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) because of their biodiversity.

We examined the effects of PCT within conifer-dominated forest stands 1-, 6-, 11-, and 16-years post-treatment, on abundances of mice, voles, and shrews, and on within-stand structure in the commercially managed, Acadian forests of northern Maine.

We examined the relationship between the distribution of Martial Eagles Polemaetus bellicosus (and other large eagle species) breeding on electricity transmission pylons in the central and southwestern Karoo, South Africa, and the general environmental health of commercially managed farmland in that region.

"We are providing them with an option to technically and commercially manage a vessel and then sell it as a going concern subsequently.

So expect the first widespread rollouts of driverless vehicles to involve commercially-owned managed fleets.

Entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) are important pathogens of soilborne insects and are sometimes developed commercially to manage insect pests.

Large scale batteries could reduce the need to keep energy generators on standby to respond to peaks in demand, but it's still unclear how this might be best managed commercially.

Just as China's leadership is clear it will pursue economic reform without structural political reform, so it also appears intent on building a commercially vibrant yet managed Internet, an "Internet with Chinese characteristics".