Sentence examples for management of background from inspiring English sources

However, successful management of background variability is possible by employing a precise experimental protocol for all samples.

Technical aspects of system selection, vocabulary applied, and the management of background noise and accented voices are all challenges during implementation.

These data should include rearing conditions such as light cycle, housing type, diet, and health status as well as breeding schemes to assess genetic management of the strain background(s) in the colony.

In response, Mr. Wahid told reporters he might just take over economic management himself, despite his lack of background.

Background: Management of clinically occult breast lesions is still a major point of debate.

Background: Management of cognitive disorders like dementia and Alzheimer's disease has been challenging since no potential drug is available with proved efficacy.

The latter is obviously relevant when considering the background management of the athlete however we will focus this review on the former two traits relating more specifically to affective processing during training.

This systematic review aimed to investigate what was known about the barriers to the detection and management of dementia, on a background of an established understanding that PCPs do not achieve high rates of early detection, and often express difficulties in managing or following guidelines for dementia patients.

In addition, the lower-than-anticipated event rates, possibly reflecting the comprehensive background management of cardiovascular risk in both arms (4, 8), and less-than-projected separation in A1C between the glucose treatment groups may have further reduced the ability to detect an effect reliably.

This may be partly attributed to the predominance of managers with a management background in the private sector.

This reasoning is in line with current theoretical approaches suggesting that managers judge stakeholder management against the background of a financial time perspective, considering both short-term expenses and long-term returns in their decision-making (Crane et al. 2015).