Sentence examples for management practices developed from inspiring English sources
Relying on the framework of historical change in management practices developed by Boltanski and Chiapello [Boltanski, L., & Chiapello, E. (2005). The new spirit of capitalism.
While management practices developed to improve hydraulic performance of infiltration basins mainly focus on costly and non-environmentally friendly actions (e.g. mechanical sediment scraping), this study highlights the opportunity to consider alternative ecological solutions using the trophic and/or the bioturbation activities of animals.
Clearly, the outright comparison of these emergencies is not possible: Haiti was a relatively recent, sudden-onset disaster at the time of data collection, whereas the Darfur crisis was a protracted complex humanitarian emergency that had established operations and centralized information management practices, developed over nearly a decade.
These examples show how management practices have developed over centuries to enhance the contribution that livestock make to motivating and moderating nutrient flows on very small and continuously cultivated land holdings.
A survey exploring fever management practices was developed specifically for this study (Additional file 1).
Soil and water conservation became necessary and new land management practices were developed to cope with the profound changes that resulted from European-style farming.
New faculty members and principal investigators should be wary of applying practices developed for industrial management to managing students, postdocs, and other scientists.
The visits also allowed researchers to observe and assess good and not-so-good management practices and develop an inventory of proven good management practices for operators to consider for implementation.
This paper characterizes municipal solid waste (MSW) management practices in developing Asia, with a focus on low and middle-income countries.
Future crop production will be adapted to climate change by implementing alternative management practices and developing new genotypes that are adapted to future climatic conditions.
A strategy for sustainable wetland management will benefit from careful analysis of dominant land uses and related management practices, to develop an urgently needed land use policy for the Lower Delta.
