Sentence examples for commonly managed from inspiring English sources

Tropical forests are commonly managed under selection logging regimes with minimum diameter cutting limits.

Benign tumors of the brow and forehead are commonly managed by pediatric general surgeons by excision through an overlying incision.

Data-processing tasks are commonly managed using data-oriented workflows, in which input data sets are processed by a graph of transformations to produce output data.

All over the developing world, fixed but adjustable currencies have been replaced by more flexibly managed regimes (either pure floats or, more commonly, managed floats).

When economists began to look at how systems of commonly managed resources actually worked, they found to their surprise that they often worked quite well.

Extremity vascular injuries are most commonly managed by using the interposition graft approach with great saphenous vein as the most common conduit.

These ecosystems are commonly managed using prescribed burning to reduce the impact of wildfires, increase biodiversity and ecosystem productivity for grazing.

This would determine the localization of the baby as intravenous procedures are more commonly managed in neonatal wards than in maternity wards or at home.

Neurogenic bowel dysfunction (NBD) is commonly managed in most patients empirically with diet and mild laxatives combined with sporadic enemas or digital manouvres, patients not responding to these measures are often considered as surgical candidates.

Increasingly, land managers are utilizing natural fire ignitions to achieve restoration and hazardous fuels reduction objectives, but to minimize risk of escape and reduce potential for undesirable outcomes fires are commonly managed under weather and fuel moisture conditions that produce lower burn severities.

Observed yields from a subset of commonly managed CTD and UCTD fields in the study area were not significantly different from each other (p > 0.05) with respect to tile drainage management practice; however, 87% of these paired yield comparisons indicated that CTD mean corn/soybean grain yields were greater than or equal to those for UCTD.