Sentence examples for management compatible from inspiring English sources

Stabilization and recovery of this sanctuary will require management compatible with human needs, including expanded buffer zones, better core area protection, community forestry projects, and probably relocation of villages within the park.

47/75 (62.7%) of these patients have received continuous intravenous infusion of potassium and 7 (6.6%) patients have been a management compatible with the most common recommendations (input potassium chloride of 100 mmol, use of the enteral administration and lack of continuous intravenous infusion).

It followed a participatory and integrated watershed management approach, so as to make sustainable natural resources management compatible with rural livelihoods.

Is the effectiveness of Community management compatible with working out and producing rules and documents preparing for legislation in the general or institutional framework?

On our study area, intensive forest management appears compatible with diurnal roost needs of this species.

Resilience engineering (RE) has been advocated as a new safety management paradigm, compatible with the nature of complex socio-technical systems.

The 2011 Revised Recovery Plan for the northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) declared that active forest management is compatible and consistent with recovery goals.

He argues that goals-based money management is compatible with traditional risk-based asset allocation if risk is redefined as the chance of not meeting a goal.

While we're on the topic, why is it that only Apple has a handy power brick that has great cable management and compatible with multiple international power tips?

JZ analysed the mating-type and meiosis-related genes, predicted secreted proteins and genes involved in the management of compatible solutes; and wrote the corresponding parts of the manuscript.

On the sell side, consideration should be given to ensuring that any management arrangements are compatible with the fiduciary-out or marketcheck aspects of a deal.