Sentence examples for management frequency from inspiring English sources

Changes in management frequency and intensity are known to cause declines in plant populations.

Here we examine the influence of time since fuel management and management frequency on butterfly assemblages, using a chronosequence of cork oak (Quercus suber) stands spanning about 70 years.

Attempts to assess mechanisms of DTC improvements have indicated varying results including: judges' support; case management frequency; substance use disorder treatment quality; ethnic, racial, and criminogenic diversity of population served; consistent and prompt legal leverage including individualized rewards; and post-treatment services.

The conditions included those determined by the Australian Government as National Health Priority Areas, selected on the basis of chronicity and management frequency in Australian general practice.

Additional considerations include the burden associated with the management: frequency and route of administration, pain, discomfort, and possible side effects of the medication, and the need, frequency and type of testing associated with a given regimen.

Examples in ecosystem management include aiming to achieve more stable and less risk prone structures for example, through adapting the species composition, altering management frequency and intensity, and using pest control measures.

The various factors that affect PHEV FC and emissions are manufacturer powertrain management, charging frequency, driving cycle and energy source (fuel and electricity) well-to-tank life cycle.

OpenRadio can also be used for cell-size based optimization in cellular networks and for management of frequency spectrum in the presence of multiple heterogeneous cell stations to avoid interference[33].

Ordinary least squares (OLS) regression analysis was performed to determine the impact of FEV1, diagnosis-related severity, age and sex on personnel costs for outpatient management and frequency of visits.

In watershed management, flood frequency analysis (FFA) is performed to quantify the risk of flooding at different spatial locations and also to provide guidelines for determining the design periods of flood control structures.

Groups were compared on: (1) staff knowledge and attitudes regarding pain, perceived confidence and skills for pain assessment, and perceived quality of pain management; (2) frequency of pain assessments and use of pain interventions; and (3) residents' perceptions of the quality of pain management.