Sentence examples for management action for from inspiring English sources

A thorough study on bacterial load and types in the internal organs of apparently healthy fish is needed to provide a predictive capability for possible disease outbreaks and provide an opportunity to support management action for preventive measure.

There is a tendency for management agencies to manage marine resources and plan management actions for individual species, separately for inshore and offshore areas, and for benthic and not pelagic habitats [58].

Our results provide information on habitat quality in restored wetlands that will assist state and federal agencies, landowners, and resource managers in identifying and implementing conservation and management actions for these and similar wetlands in agriculturally dominated landscapes.

Planned management actions for enhancing naturalness and providing space for wilderness are examined.

We discuss future research needs and management actions for conservation of these species in fragmented landscapes.

These different watershed conditions contributed to very different water supply results and exemplify the need to understand antecedent watershed conditions for planning management actions for water supply.

Thus, it is possible to identify areas where management actions for ecological improvement are most efficient with respect to a certain conservation goal.

LUPOlib has been applied so far in two case studies to find optimum trade-offs between habitat requirements of three different bird species and to analyse cost-effectiveness of management actions for species conservation.

These results indicate that upland agriculture at the landscape-scale is integral to maintaining the richness and composition of UK moorland birds and hence land management actions for moorland should not be limited to that habitat alone.

These results highlight the importance of re-assessing the evolutionary history of ass-like equid species, and urge to extend studies at the population level to efficiently design conservation and management actions for these threatened species.

Coupling habitat models based on GIS and on ground variables could help identify suitable areas (by means of landscape models obtained by GIS variables) to concentrate management actions for species' conservation.