Sentence examples for management aims are from inspiring English sources

Management aims are anatomic reduction of the articular surface, restoration of axial alignment, and stable fixation to prevent secondary displacement of the fracture fragments [7].

The paper argues that the human dimension of species reintroductions need to be taken seriously if the project management aims are to be achieved, and that legislation and law enforcement on its own will not solve human wildlife conflict issues.

degree in Asset Integrity Management (AIM) is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to manage assets using an optimised business, safety and compliance approach.

Autonomous intersection management (AIM) is the traffic signal-less platform which uses the communication between a vehicle and an intersection manager instead of driver perception to cross an intersection.

The emphasis is on building clients' wealth (and so Merrill's assets under management).These aims are supported by a different way of running the company.

It is a second-growth forest following earlier logging and fire (1860 1910), with management aimed at being an example of sustainable forest management (Allen et al. 2012).

Since such potential benefits could play a clinically significant role in diabetes management, our aim was to identify and review relevant evidence among the older population.

Build[ing] bridges between childcare and kindergarten education, with the aim of integrating ECEC both at ground level and at policy and management levels…The aim is to conceptualize and deliver care and education as one seamless program to young children…In the view of the OECD review team, greater integration of kindergarten and childcare would bring real advantages in the Canadian context.

The goal of this paper is to describe DEXTER, an open-access platform for data mining and terminology management, whose aim is not only the search, retrieval, exploration and analysis of texts in domain-specific corpora but also the automatic extraction of specialized words from the domain.

Therefore, reference conditions can serve as an important guide to set management aims, but it is important to emphasize that reference conditions are not the same as restoration goals (Egan and Howell 2001).

This study optimized the tree selection rule in the thinning treatments of continuous cover management when the aim is to maximize the profitability of forest management.