Sentence examples for management efforts aimed from inspiring English sources

Common reed (Phragmites australis) beds are frequently considered as aggressive and invasive, being subject to numerous conservation management efforts aimed at their eradication by repeated mowing or more aggressive measures.

To inform targeted public health interventions, policies, and resource management efforts aimed at prevention and improvement in the lives of individuals with TSCI, valid and reliable data on the basic epidemiological characteristics of TSCI (i.e., demographic characteristics, incidence and prevalence) are imperative (Ivers 2012).

The variable response to crop heterogeneity across guilds suggests that policies aimed at crop diversification may not enhance avian diversity on their own and that management efforts aimed at the retention of natural forest and shrub patches, riparian corridors, and hedge-rows would be more directly beneficial.

In the absence of the studies reported here and additional experiments, management efforts aimed at C.r.l. are well-intentioned guesses.

This may obstruct management efforts aimed at controlling an introduced species during the critical early stages of an invasion.

Management efforts are aimed at restoring sustainable stocks of individual species, and little effort has historically been made to restore sustainable functioning ecosystems.

This might be significant for the clinical management of LADA in therapeutic efforts aimed at β-cell protection.

Such information is necessary as it may potentially harness the efforts aimed at the management and control of drug resistance in both the individual and the community.

We conclude that this is a valuable tool for guiding future efforts aimed at conservation and management of highly diverse tropical forests.

Our goal is to provide a useful assessment of the obstacles associated with integrating DNA-based methods into aquatic invasive species management, and to offer recommendations for future efforts aimed at overcoming those obstacles.

Efforts aimed at extensive landscape management may help to reduce risk for Lyme disease in central Europe.