Sentence examples for management can be attributed from inspiring English sources

The obsession with efficiency popularized by Frederick W. Taylor's scientific management can be attributed to at least two major events the economic recessions of the 1870s and 1880s, and the new fascination with time brought about by the railroads' introduction of standardized time.

Patient management studies are easiest to interpret if it can be assumed that clinicians use all test information appropriately in a standard way, so that a change in patient management can be attributed to the test itself rather than to variations in the clinicians' behaviour.

Variations observed across the locations in the adoption of the grazing and cultivation enclosure management system can be attributed to climatic differences across the study area.

The inconsistency observed in food waste management LCA studies can be attributed to several LCA methodological and data-related limitations (Heijungs and Guinée 2007; Cleary 2009; Curran 2012).

Failure in the management of liver diseases can be attributed to the shortage of donor livers (Vilarinho and Lifton, 2012) as well as to our poor understanding of the mechanisms behind liver pathology.

They often come as part of a "big bath," in which a new management takes a large loss that can be attributed to the previous management.

From a cultural perspective, the implementation of sustainability management tools in both Korea and Japan can be attributed to the values of individualism, masculinity and uncertainty avoidance.

Much of this improvement can be attributed to improved management techniques and system modifications that addressed key performance issues.

However, both studies were restricted to student populations, leaving it unclear whether widespread support for IDT and skepticism toward ET seen among post-collegiate Americans can be attributed to terror management processes.

Patients with diabetes who have complications incur higher costs (4– 8) and an estimated one-third of the direct medical cost of diabetes can be attributed to the management of complications (5).

The relative importance of local management intensity and landscape heterogeneity varied depending on the distance to field margin, which can be attributed to spatial heterogeneity in management practices.