Sentence examples for different management systems and from inspiring English sources

A common criteria base already exists, but lack of communication between different management systems and different disciplines, all with different traditions in value assessment, makes the situation complex.

In order to do this we evaluated different management systems and came to the conclusion that our way forward was to try to develop a system that would stand up to the rigorous standards of ISO9001 2000.

A secondary objective was to estimate and compare seroprevalence between different management systems and to assess the effect of certain animal-level risk factors on seropositivity in both private and government herds, including some settled and pastoral Fulani herds that usually resist attempts to evaluate their herds.

The climatic and agro-ecological diversities of Ethiopia may allow a wide range of livestock production systems, and therefore, different management systems, multiple livestock species per holding, stock density and social organizations to handle livestock may account for the widespread risk factors for maintenance and transmission of cattle brucellosis.

The databases of the traditional grid and the various initiatives related to new technologies have given rise to many different management systems with several formats and different architectures.

However, the similarities between the results obtained in studies performed in different countries with different management systems, different herd sizes, and at different times, lead us to the conclusion that although levels may vary greatly between herds, the average occurrence of cubicle refusal is relatively constant in the total population.

There is a dearth of studies using a specific diagnostic test and covering wider geographical areas and different management systems.

Although these reference intervals were from a different breed and sheep kept under different management systems, they were in the same age range and seemed appropriate in that manner.

We studied avifauna in oil palm landscapes in Peninsular Malaysia under different management systems (large plantation estates versus smallholdings) and age classes (uniform age versus mixed-age stands).

More attention should be given to understanding the importance of pigs to rural households and the different management systems being practiced.

In addition, stress from birth adaptation, a naïve immune response, the type of feeding and the different management systems could also explain the increased prevalence in younger animals.