Sentence examples for makers and resource from inspiring English sources

While this study focuses on one small sample of urban forest owners, our results do suggest that policy makers and resource managers can better inform stand-level decision-making by understanding how feedstock production preferences vary across populations.

The paper offers an analytical framework for policy makers and resource managers tasked with water quality management in coastal waterways elsewhere in Australia and globally, and helps to scan for MBIs suitable in any given environmental management situation.

Simplygon Cloud is operating in a similar vein for Microsoft; the company launched its Mixed Reality platform this fall with a bunch of VR headset makers, and resource constraints are now a much more real thing to Windows game developers in VR (and AR with HoloLens).

These results have significant implications for policy makers and resource managers as they search for successful models to reverse coral loss.

Should public or private health policy makers and resource allocaters treat them as relevant or irrelevant?

Because the health impacts of climate variability and change can be direct, indirect, multiple, simultaneous, and significant, governments, policy makers, decision makers, and resource managers in small island states are faced with major challenges.

Evidence for efficacy of an intervention may be clearly established, but its expected effectiveness outside of a clinical trial setting, the values of decision makers, and resources available at a given point in time may all affect how that intervention is brought into generalized clinical care [ 1].

The university also includes a research network, the Northern Research Forum, bringing together researchers with other academics, policy-makers and resource managers to collaborate on northern projects.

Poor understanding of groundwater is even more serious with shallow aquifers that are currently not of interest to local researchers, policy makers and, water resource managers (personal communication with Mr. Mihale, Wami-Ruvu Basin, WRB).

Thus, this innovative connection between underuse and the planetary boundary extinction rate, along with our new global research agenda on underuse, should initiate much needed support for policy makers and natural resource managers who must decide on appropriate types and levels of human intervention to implement, both inside and outside of protected areas.

Therefore, health economic analysis aimed at informing policy makers and supporting resource allocation decisions has to evaluate not only improvements in health but also prevented decline.