Sentence examples for management considerations and from inspiring English sources
To review a population of degenerative retinoschisis (RS) patients, with attention to those with schisis cavity breaks and with retinal detachment complicating retinoschisis (RDRS), to identify management considerations and incidence for this rare clinical entity.
Despite a highly regulated forest management planning system in Ontario, local planning teams are afforded the opportunity to innovate and develop unique solutions to address their own unique set of management considerations and context.
Within a short, easy to read document (two sides of a single page) the fact sheets address the key points including why the hazard is important, the health risks, and the risk management considerations, and provide key references and suggested further reading.
Note that the choice of percent confidence, critical effect size M*, and the protection incidence I* are informed by risk management considerations and may depend on the specific context for the exposure limit.
Scale seems a very important management consideration and further research at estuarine landscape scales, especially for habitat use by important invertebrates and fish, may prove useful in designing and implementing best management practices.
The inclusion of memory carriers in planning and management considerations may facilitate preservation of feedbacks and disturbance regimes as well as species and habitats, and the cultural values and meanings that go with them.
Further, differences in stroke and bleeding outcomes between NOACs are highlighted, the use of NOACs for cardioversion and special patient populations is discussed, and management considerations for patients with AF are reviewed.
The presence of modifying factors may predict the potential for prolonged recovery and require additional management considerations, including formal neuropsychological testing and diagnostic imaging [ 5].
The approach and tools form the basis for life-cycle energy management considerations, addressing design, operation and retrofitting.
Apart from the policy and management considerations, the spread of non-native species offers many insights into biological and ecological processes as well as into the links between biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and socio-economic impacts.
In this context, many solutions for integration architecture have been proposed with mobility management considerations such as loose and tight coupling, IP Multimedia Subsystem IMS-based architecture and Evolved Packet Core EPC-based solutions for the purpose of providing mobile users with seamless handovers.
