Sentence examples for management adjusted from inspiring English sources

Adaptation involves improved land management, adjusted planting dates and the introduction of new, climate-hardy crop varieties.

Effective policy enforcement by management (adjusted OR 0.56; 95% CI 0.43 0.74).

Figure 2 is an organizational chart of crisis management adjusted to a natural event of moderate intensity affecting the road network at a regional scale only, without fatalities.

In infants with severe RSV infection cardiac rhythm, blood pressure and serum sodium need to be monitored and supportive treatment including fluid management adjusted accordingly.

Consistent case management (adjusted odds ratio [AOR], 10.7; 95%CI, 2.3-49.6) and moderate case management (AOR, 6.5; 95% CI, 1.3-33.0) were both associated with greater than 50% improvement in CD4+ cell count (an indicator of immune function).

Independent correlates of a poor QOL in the total sample were "reduced energy level" (SOF criterion for frailty), depressive status, dependence in transferring and bathing abilities and money management (adjusted R squared 0.39); among "frail" participants the associations were with depressive status and younger age, and among "robust" participants the association was with lower body mass index.

Available strategies include techniques to prioritize vulnerable species, design marine protected areas, conduct ecosystem-based management, adjust fisheries regulations, and, in some cases, move species to new locations.

At the February conference, members of the group formulated proposals for what they term "the end of the New Deal era". Among the planks discussed were voluntary national service, burden sharing and "democratic capitalism" - a state-inspired industrial philosophy that calls on government to help workers and management adjust to shifts in the postwar, global economy.

Practices that help increase nutrient use efficiency include increasing on-farm forage production of higher quality forages; better distribution of manure on the farm's land base; improving feedbunk management; adjusting feed rations to meet varying nutritional needs of calves, heifers, and milking cows; and other changes that result in better use of nutrients across the farm.

Based on our findings, we suggest that field management adjust the sowing date to cater to the current environmental conditions in order to improve rice quality.

A series of water-efficient agricultural practices were implemented, including constructing irrigation channels, increasing water rates, improving water management, adjusting the agricultural planting structure, and developing water-efficient agricultural technologies (e.g., drip irrigation).