Sentence examples for management intervention that from inspiring English sources

Conserving African wildlife in human-occupied landscapes requires management intervention that is guided by a mechanistic understanding of how anthropogenic factors influence large-scale ecological processes.

Reducing grazing pressure within intensively grazed remnants appears to be the single most effective management intervention that will mitigate this threat.

We incorporated the booklet into a disease management intervention that also included an initial individualized 1-h educational session and scheduled supportive phone calls that were tapered over 6 weeks.

A within-subject reversal design experiment evaluated a contingency management intervention that allowed for flexibility regarding when operators could arrive to work, yet maintained a contingency for reliable workplace attendance.

In Ghana, this may be a management intervention that increases not only the effectiveness of health workers, but also their job satisfaction.

For the medium-risk group, a dominant position was observed for the stratified management intervention, that is, greater mean health benefit (0.044 additional QALYs) achieved at a lower mean healthcare cost (-£52.72); a position of dominance negates the need to calculate an incremental cost-utility ratio.

There is high utility of these maps for strategic land management interventions that prioritize ecosystem services.

In Mongolia, this has often taken the form of creating "community based natural resource management" interventions that supersede extant management systems, be they formal or informal, sustainable, or not (p. 25 27).

The efficacy of the catchment as a primary barrier to pathogenic risks to drinking water supplies would be improved with the integration of management interventions that minimise direct contact between livestock and waterways, combined with the mitigation of diffuse sources of livestock-derived faecal matter from farmland runoff to the aquatic environment.

Management interventions that are perceived negatively also have the potential to reduce public appeal, and hence tourism, not only to specific reserves but to protected areas in general.

7 There is a need to identify appropriate weight management interventions that are effective and safe in pregnancy.