Sentence examples for management practice that from inspiring English sources

Green manure is a soil management practice that promotes soil nutrient enrichment and may improve crop yield.

At continental scale, ORCHIDEE-GM v2.1 was applied over Europe to calculate the spatial pattern, recent trends and interannual variability of potential productivity (the productivity corresponding to an optimal management practice that maximizes livestock densities).

First, the method reflects continuation of management practice that is documentable, quantifiable and reviewable for a historical Reference Period (RP) comparable to the base year used in other GHG sectors.

For example, if a country has very precise information on the forest management practice that actually occurred during the historical RP, then the country may directly use this information, without necessarily performing all the specific calculations described here.

A land-use management practice that is inclusive of new settlement conception and construction, practices spatial planning, and prioritizes comprehensive land management is a key to vulnerability reduction (Mallick and Islam 2014).

These results suggest that the use of low-grade weirs could be a viable best management practice that easily integrates within the aquaculture landscape and creates hydraulic conditions conducive to sediment retention.

The framework for ecosystem services has been increasingly used in integrated watershed ecosystem management practices that involve scientists, engineers, managers, and policy makers.

We synthesized research about nursing management practices that help nursing home staff members manage their relationships for better care.

We aimed to develop field margin management practices that would support invertebrate diversity and abundance on intensively managed grassland farms, focusing on planthoppers and leafhoppers (Auchenorrhyncha).

The Congressional Research Service's report on forest fires (news article, Sept. 1) admirably addresses management practices that increase vulnerability to fire.

Layoffs and investment will be needed, he said, but the most important factor will be the management practices that have made the Kosice plant such a success.