Sentence examples for management of conventional from inspiring English sources

New molecules are being designed, mainly due to the great amount of disadvantages in the management of conventional anticoagulation.

The AZODYN crop model predicting wheat grain yield and grain protein content was previously developed to support decision for N management of conventional and organic wheat crops.

They are relatively rich and can hardly accept losing the privileges and the social prestige associated with the management of conventional cotton cooperatives (see also Alidou, 2014).

In Benin, the level of education is relatively low in rural areas; and the educated people living in cotton production areas are generally involved in the management of conventional cotton producers' cooperative (Alidou, 2014).

And we also need a bolder geopolitical management of conventional energy dependency.

The GWA is responsible for the management of conventional water, both surface water and groundwater, but not desalinated water, wastewater or water from the GMRP.

The use of the risk based sampling plan in combination with the diagnostic questionnaire allowed to analyse the microbiological aspects and the status of management systems of conventional lettuce farms in Southern Brazil.

Based on these evidences, the objective of the present study was to evaluate the status of current agricultural practices and management systems of conventional lettuce farms in the State of Rio Grande do Sul (RS), Southern Brazil, in order to identify major bottlenecks during the crop growing time related to conceivable microbiological contaminations.

For corn with and without stover harvest, the land management practice of conventional till is the base case setting.

The management of a conventional tailings storage facility requires the maintenance of a high level of structural stability.

Understanding the roles of this biodiversity is critical to an understanding of how to manage agroecosystems sustainably in ways that give them a unique advantage over the rather prescribed land-management practices of conventional modern farming systems.