Sentence examples for for viable management from inspiring English sources

We predict the minimum disturbance frequency required for viable management of such species in the Florida scrub ecosystem.

Therefore, minimum tillage (i.e., autumn chisel plow or spring disk) appears to be a viable management option for maximizing infiltration in interior Alaska.

Episodic erosional events (massive debris flows) that dominate post-fire sediment yields are impractical to mitigate, leaving road restoration as the most viable management opportunity for offsetting climate-related increases in sediment yield.

In this context, the substitution of fentanyl with methadone may be a viable management strategy for ventilation weaning.

However, there are reports in the literature suggesting makeup as a viable management strategy for visible lesions causing life difficulties.

Given their slow progression, active surveillance is a viable management option for smaller or benign renal masses that are also negative for elevated urinary AQP1.

An improved understanding of the evolution and function of the honeybee microbiota is therefore an important step towards devising long-term viable management strategies for improving honeybee health.

We conducted this study to see if starling control could potentially be a viable management option for reducing S. enterica within CAFO's.

Increasing flower resources in linear elements and the amount of late mass-flowering crops may be viable management measures to improve conditions for bumblebees in moderately intensified landscapes.

Integrated assessments recognize this interdependence of resources and components making up water catchments and are vital for viable long-term natural resource management.

In clinical situations, it is common to administer catecholamines to maintain adequate perfusion for viable organs for transplantation in management of the heart beating brain dead donor, so the present data may reconfirm that catecholamines may significantly increase potential risk for the genesis of arrhythmias after brain death.