Sentence examples for managed as one from inspiring English sources

The aim of the work is to identify management landscapes, landscapes that have exceptionally high conservation value and which could be managed as one management unit.

Cows (n = 36) were managed as one herd while lactating at PAS, then dried off on entering WIN on 17 November 2005 and assigned to one of the three treatments using a randomised complete block design: (1) indoor matted cubicles [IC], (2) unsheltered OWP [UP] and (3) sheltered OWP [CP] (feed system = concrete feedface).

This enables an integrated water resources management, where groundwater and surface waters are managed as one source.

Moreover, the collaboration brought about by devolving powers can encourage a systems approach – where local infrastructure is managed as one interconnected network.

The CREF stock account, the world's biggest pool of equity managed as one entity, and other Teachers' money matches the combined assets of the next two big pension organizations, the California Public Employees Retirement System, known as Calpers, and the New York State Common Retirement Fund.

Each component is managed as one or more modules.

During the first period, the firm was managed as a "one-man professional partnership" (Alt 2006, 155) reflecting our founder-dominated governance configuration.

A plantation managed exclusively as CCF could support as few as 70% of the lesser redpolls as one managed as CFR, but could support twice as many blackcaps.

(the Audit Commisson, by the way, notes there is no required or ideal level of reserves: it is up to each council to agree how much it sets aside) Certainly South Oxfordshire is well managed, as the Audit Commission's One Place assessment makes clear.

These concerns might be how to prioritize and integrate work, offering alternatives (e.g., condom catheters) that are seen as just as effective or "better" than the urinary catheter, and promoting patient safety initiatives as compatible with one another so health care providers can manage them as one process.

… The Western Cape has always been seen, because it has more resources and it's been better managed, as a kind of odd one out.