Sentence examples for extensive management of from inspiring English sources

To mitigate this decline, we propose an AES that compensates farmers for keeping lower production of organic fertilizers at the farm scale and for maintaining the extensive management of steep meadows at the field scale.

The integration of decision-making procedures usually assigned to different hierarchical production systems requires the use of complex mathematical models and high computational efforts, in addition to the need of an extensive management of data and knowledge within the production systems.

The European Commission considers that the extensive management of livestock on pasture land can assist in halting biodiversity decline, and the Commission promotes this type of land use, which it terms High Nature Value (HNV) farming.

Despite this extensive management of bison, cattle herds in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana have been infected since 2004 and the available data suggest that these infections were due to elk [13], [14], primarily due to the limited interactions between bison and cattle.

This suggests the need for more extensive management of the resource.

The high percentage of isolation of tissue cysts from seropositive chickens (59%, 24/41) is as expected since poultry production using extensive management of FR chickens is associated with T. gondii infection from the soil [ 2].

For the sites that received extensive management, comparisons of the Pre-BMP baseline period (2 3 yrs) to the Post-BMP period (4 yrs) revealed that algal cover was statistically lower than baseline in eight of eleven years (72.7%).

Prior to his career in Tesla, Mr. Zhu had set up several businesses and gained extensive management experience of multinational and multicultural enterprise.

Andrew has extensive management experience of organizations ranging from six to 45 people.

Since all but three of the flocks in our study were classified as having an extensive management system, the association of this variable with seroprevalence could not be assessed.

The reasons for this drastic population reduction are thought to be due to agricultural improvements, abandonment of extensive management, and deforestation.