Sentence examples for management programs aimed from inspiring English sources

The bigger companies have "both the intellectual capital and the financial resources" to measure health-care results and operate disease management programs aimed at helping people with diseases like diabetes, asthma and depression stay healthy, she said.

Our methods can contribute to improving the efficiency of prescribed fire treatment investments and wildfire management programs aimed at creating fire resilient ecosystems, facilitating safe and efficient fire suppression, and safeguarding rural communities from catastrophic wildfires.

We conclude that the range of fire effects imposed by mixed-severity fire is important in creating structural diversity in Pseudotsuga forests of the Pacific Northwest and should be promoted through progressive fire management programs aimed at maintaining this forest's fire regime now and in the future.

Often, those funds come from forest management programs aimed at preventing forest fires, said Jim Douglas, director of the Department of the Interior's Office of Wildland Fire.

full-siblings misclassified as unrelated) relative to other estimators such as Queller and Goodnight [38], an important consideration when using marker-based relatedness within ex situ population management programs aimed at avoiding inbreeding [39].

Demand management programs aim to control electrical energy demand among customers and create load relief for electric utilities.

Our results provide a foundation for adaptive management programs aiming to limit the extent to which introduced tree species used in production forestry are accompanied by adverse ecological impacts.

It may also help conservation management programs aiming at maintaining important functional biodiversity in core collections as well as in wild relatives of crop species.

This study evaluated the efficacy of a fire department proactive risk management program aimed at reducing firefighter injuries and their associated costs.

In the nursing home she was offered an interdisciplinary patient-centred management program aimed at improving functional status to optimise the outcome of lung transplantation.

The KPNC PHASE (Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes Everyday) population registry was identified in 2005 for a management program aimed at preventing CVD.