The reduced evapotranspiration and increased streamflow brought about by management practices contributes greatly to reducing the dependency on the river for irrigation and reduce water competition between users (Lankford and Franks 2000).
Raz et al. (2002) assess the usage of five risk management practices, including risk assessment in terms of estimated risk occurrence probability and estimated risk impact, and find that the usage of these risk management practices contributes to meeting budget goals in projects characterized by high uncertainty.
This finding suggests that paddy management practices contribute to zooplankton abundance, and thus increase habitat suitability for juvenile Itasenpara bitterling.
Mr. Adler told a networking group for young professionals in early June that "excessive discounting and poor management practices" contributed to several recent failures, including HIH and One.Tel, according to the transcript of the conference where he spoke.
Organized in close cooperation with the Environmental Biotechnology section of the European Biotechnology Federation, it was dedicated to integrating cutting-edge environmental technologies with efficient management practices, contributing thus to a sustainable future.
Using a quasi-experimental design with credit bureau data on consumer lending, we find evidence consistent with the hypothesis that the act's restrictions on risk management practices contributed to a large decline in bank card holding by higher risk, nonprime consumers but had little effect on prime consumers.
Based on observations made during the collection of samples, we therefore report that improper hygiene and poor farm management practices contributed to the presence of S. aureus in the milk.
Based on observations made during the collection of samples, we therefore report that improper hygiene and poor farm management practices contributed to the presence of these isolated bacteria in the milk.
Broadly, certain animal characteristics and poor husbandry management practices contributed to increased prevalence of SCM.
The qualitative data also showed other factors relating to service context and organisational management practices contributed to motivation.
