The management, manipulation or interference in organizational culture has become central to many theories and prescriptions of management.
These adjustments help make earnings a better measure of performance, but they are also subject to management manipulation and forecast errors.
Glyphosate losses are almost insensitive to management manipulation, which is a favorable trait in cases where management alternatives are constrained by practical or economic considerations.
Such information, however, would identify important direct effects for targeted experimental and management manipulation even in complex communities for which quantitative information is lacking.
For management of diseases of wild stocks, transmission models open up a range of options, including the application of area management, manipulation of host abundance, and use of scavengers and filter feeders to limit the concentration of infective particles.
Others deal with new database enabled forms of information management, manipulation and communication.
In fact I like to call it, management versus manipulation, because manipulation sounds so secretive and like some sort of evil plot.
Each participant had an equal chance of receiving general practice management, the manipulation package only, the exercise package only or both manipulation and exercise.
Fungal infections of the non-pregnant equine uterus were earlier said to be uncommon [ 21], but more recently fungal infections have been believed to be more frequent, possibly due to the widespread use of antibiotics and the increasingly intensive management and manipulation of reproduction in mares [ 4, 14].
Now a professor at Molloy College, he and Professor Eli Silverman of John Jay College of Criminal Justice surveyed more than 100 retired police captains, and detail their findings in their recent book "The Crime Numbers Game: Management by Manipulation".
