Sentence examples for management of permanent from inspiring English sources

Abundance and species richness of three subsets of farmland birds were positively associated with AES for management of permanent pastures, and bird abundance was associated to habitat elements managed for the maintenance of nature and cultural values (e.g. old buildings, infield non-crop islands, stone walls and ditches).

The proposed design strategy should translate well to other material systems and has important implications for thermal management of nanostructured permanent magnets.

Land management on permanent plots with known locations might differ from that of the surrounding forests.

In the absence of a systematic government hiring policy and contract management, mere replacement of permanent manpower with outsourced staff is unlikely to yield desired results.

In summary, a number of novel non-surgical treatment options are being developed and debated for the management of caries in permanent teeth.

Management changes like abandonment of permanent grassland were widespread.

Early architectural decisions define how the system is organised in terms of permanent data management, data communication, data input and output, coarse-grained modularisation and allocation within the organisational structure.

"The emphasis is on giving the Turks input into planning and management of operations and on permanent arrangements," a Western diplomat said.

Following a domestic debate over the permanent management of the nuclear program, the United States Atomic Energy Commission AECC) was created by the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 to take over the functions and assets of the Manhattan Project.

An adverse event was defined as any harm inflicted on the patient by medical care, whether or not the result of an error, with consequences such as adjustment of medical management, (permanent) scarring, or lengthening of hospital stay.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of permanent EGS for management of acute cholecystitis in elderly patients who were poor surgical candidates.