Sentence examples for consequently managed from inspiring English sources

The result of this adjustment to the farming system is that the moorland is no longer an integral part of the commercial farming system and is consequently managed minimally, and largely for what the farmers see as 'cosmetic' purposes, as required under agri-environment agreements (from a different perspective, this management is clearly for environmental purposes).

Other intestinal parasites were often diagnosed and consequently managed before specific screening for fascioliasis was started.

Most concepts introduced by the interviewed practitioners require a semi-professional and regularly active crowd and consequently manage logistics tasks in a centralised and trajectory-independent way.

Knowledge of these general trends will allow us to better understand the effects and, consequently, better manage fisheries.

These technologies have improved radically the ability to capture high-resolution images in challenging environments and consequently to manage effectively natural resources.

Researchers close to the project told Science that when the project was officially created in 2006, too much power was given to the seven Domestic Agencies, the bodies in each partner that procure parts for the reactor from industry, and not enough to the central organization, which consequently cannot manage the project properly.

Their quarter-final had been the talk of the town ever since the draw was made and, consequently, Murray had managed to cruise through the draw largely without fuss, happy to stay on the undercard.

In these data sets, cows with less than 6- to 8-wk dry periods probably were not intended to have short dry periods and consequently were not managed for short dry periods.

The outcome is that the product is better quantified and, consequently, its risk better managed.

This appears to have led to important differences in how these infants are managed and consequently in the cost of providing care.

Persistent low back pain (LBP) is poorly managed and consequently the associated health and economic burden for consumers and for society are substantial [ 1, 2].