Sentence examples for initiating management from inspiring English sources

This may have implications for initiating management strategies and accurate mid-term timber supply projections for MPB killed stands in central BC.

Starting with this motivation, we conducted a preliminary qualitative study to investigate the process of illness identification and initiating management in episodes of acute infection.

Once Australian guidelines incorporate the use of HbA1c testing for diagnosing diabetes, the availability of immediate HbA1c results is likely to further improve diagnosis in remote areas and timeliness of initiating management, including lifestyle advice and pharmacotherapy.

The understanding gained from studying past ranges of variability will be the essential starting point for projecting ecosystem behavior under possible future climates (Milly and others 2008) and initiating management intervention in advance of an anticipated but undesired change.

26 Essential pathways include those for obtaining informed consent for testing of gonorrhoea and for performing confirmatory testing (using a supplementary NAAT with a different nucleic acid target) before returning results to patients or initiating management.

The majority of groundwater rights adjudications in California imposes extraction limits and/or initiates management actions in the event of declining groundwater levels or water quality degradation.

Our data also supported the use of the trigger point approach to initiate management intervention; shoot density beneath of the deck of the pier fell below the 30th percentile, ending 73% lower than the mean after 46 months.

And though the arguments of global warming skeptics have been widely discredited, they seem to have created enough of a gray area to provide cover for the Canadian government not to initiate management plans that might help some polar bear populations weather the warming that is destroying their icy habitat.

In resource-limited settings, detection of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) often relies on self-reported symptoms to initiate management.

Often nurses initiated management of complicated medical problems, and then consulted a physician for definitive therapy.

GPs relied on their clinical common sense to detect abuse or initiate management.