Sentence examples for management approaches such from inspiring English sources

Currently, we need specific questions to be asked that link directly to the needs of captive management and then specific studies implemented (both empirical and via simulation studies) to look at specific management approaches, such has been successfully achieved in identifying ways to manage genetic adaptation to captivity through population fragmentation (Margan et al. 1998; Frankham 2008).

Schools often respond with behaviour management approaches such as isolation booths or, if those fail, expulsion.

Land management approaches, such as construction of field wetlands, provide one group of mitigation options available to farmers.

Communication overhead is further reduced by implementing a number of management approaches such as computational policies and collaborative mechanisms.

More recently the environment, farming and rural affairs committee asked Defra to commission a large trial to gauge the effectiveness of natural flood risk management approaches such as the instillation of leaky dams, tree planting and improved soil management.

Current studies call for the augmentation of coral reef management with restoration practices, particularly alternative reef management approaches, such as the 'coral gardening' tenet of active reef restoration.

For this a business management approach such as is being promoted in Botswana would be required.

Additional ecosystem services were not measured as part of this study, but were likely generated from this management approach, such as prevention of soil loss and water quality protection, and would be worth quantifying for associated benefits.

[ 6] These include supporting patients to self-manage their conditions with help from informal carers; adopting population-management approaches such as the stratification of people with long term conditions according to risk and the provision of commensurate support; integrating care to facilitate primary care access to specialist advice and support; and coordinating care effectively.

Chan and colleagues [ 44] have addressed this concern by building a patient-centric electronic health record to support adherence to lifestyle change, and this is something practices may need to consider to support self-management approaches such as health coaching.

The last, and crucial, part of any transition to software thinking is the management approach to such a change.