Sentence examples for drive management from inspiring English sources

The study's co-authors, Jeffrey S. Harrison of the University of Richmond and Derek K. Oler of Indiana University, theorize that the additional risks of running a highly indebted company can drive management to make decisions that are bad from a shareholder perspective -- skimping on new investments in promising areas, for example.

This helps assess potential hotspots of degradation, as well as the existence of secondary forest carbon sinks to drive management interventions to promote regeneration.

BMW researchers have shown the possibility of challenging the fuel consumption levels of conventional cars with parallel hybrid levels, by using map-controlled drive management.

After configuring the software the very first time you boot up the drive, SmartWare will run automatically (if you allow it), providing an automatic and continuous "backup and drive management" solution.

We analysed data on changes in bird density recorded during the first 12 months post-logging in an experiment designed to drive management decisions, the Kingston Block study in Western Australia, to determine whether the experiment had sufficient replication and was designed at an appropriate spatial scale to detect logging impacts.

Clinical phenotype should drive management strategy.

An article in Circuits on Aug. 14 about sharing a family computer referred erroneously to one aspect of hard-drive management in the Windows XP operating system.

What has been missing is "mission driven" management, part of what he regards as authentic leadership.

These studies yet again emphasize that no diagnostic test, whether it be a thermometer, pulmonary artery catheter, bronchoscope, or biomarker, will improve outcomes unless its provides data that drives management decisions that in turn improve outcomes.

Given the threatened conservation status of Alberta's grizzly bears (Festa-Bianchet and Kansas 2010), the human-induced movement of genetic material (>200 bears, of a population of 700, moved to different management units over the last 30 years) is unprecedented, particularly considering they have been for societally driven management purposes, rather than for species conservation.

Limitations of the trial include the use of a single threshold rule to interpret CA125 as women were returned to annual screening if CA125 was within normal limits (< 35 U/ml), lack of a central protocol driven management and the lengthy follow-up after screening was completed due to a significant healthy volunteer effect in trial participants [5].