Sentence examples for management options used from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence of migraine and tension type headaches and the associated management options used among undergraduate students of College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Gondar, Ethiopia.

In low-input, low-productivity grazing systems in Australia, the modification of natural woodlands through overstorey tree and woody regrowth removal are vegetation management options used by landholders to increase native grass production for livestock grazing; however, there is little empirical evidence to indicate at what tree densities biodiversity attributes are compromised.

We evaluated land management options using real-life data of Thuringia, a region representative for central-western European conditions, and input from life cycle assessment, with a carbon-tracking model.

This research would involve three phases – a greater use of existing evolutionary theory; testing management options using experimental evolution; and 'field trials' under an adaptive management framework.

The calculation of a value score for each management option uses the DCE results to try and answer this question, by combining information on the value of individual attribute levels as well as patient characteristics into a single value.

We estimated the mean duration of symptoms for each management option using Bayes's theorem, the prevalence of Group A streptococcal infections, and the test operating characteristics of rapid streptococcal antigen tests and throat cultures to calculate the number of patients in each scenario with true and false positive and negative test results.

Thus, it is indispensable for decision makers to consider different waste-management options using a systems analysis approach (Marshall and Farahbakhsh [2013]; Verderame et al. [2010]), which can help to get insights among interacted components and capture the essential features of real-world waste management systems (Pires et al. [2011]; Juul et al. [2013]).

(L GP1) Health professionals described a variety of difficulties making the diagnosis of postnatal depression; health visitors because diagnosis was not felt to be within their remit, and GPs because of the perception that they had limited management options to use if they used the label of postnatal depression.

The participatory process followed was effective in facilitating farmer consensus; for example, about which soil related constraints were most important and what potential soil management options could be used.

There were also concerns about the long term emphasis on engineering (seawalls, groins and breakwaters) relative to other management options (land use policies).

In such cases, management options include use of a confirmatory test, interval follow-up imaging or biopsy.