Sentence examples for management subdivisions from inspiring English sources

The abundance and biomass of cod, herring, and sprat (respectively in management subdivisions 25 32, 25 29, excluding the Gulf of Riga, and 22 32) have fluctuated substantially in the past 30 40 years ([137], Figure 6).

We think of war fighters as using violence to seize property and power, but Bin Laden seemed to regard murder as a subdivision of brand management.

Therefore, the true optimum in management scale given cost to subdivision depends on the habitat distribution pattern.

Ideally, the spatial scale of management should coincide with these natural subdivisions (Waples and Gaggiotti 2006).

But most of the existing studies only focus on a subdivision of the buffer management.

This highlights the need to consider each population subdivision separately when designing management plans for the conservation of this species.

To make biogeographic comparisons, the fine-scale HUC12 unit variables were binned and summarized at the DWR hydrologic basin scale, as these are a commonly used geographical subdivision for water resource management in California, and are areas of relative homogeneity in terms of hydrologic, ecologic and climatic conditions.

SNPs with high levels of heterozygosity (e.g., between 0.4 and 0.5) will provide estimates of parameters important for genetic management (e.g., gene diversity, genetic subdivision and average inbreeding coefficient).

Three subdivisions in terms of pain management could be extracted: paracetamol and NSAIDs only, opiates and or NSAIDs, and epidural anaesthesia.

Categorical variables with subdivisions (e.g. type and management of diabetes) will be dichotomised.

Under the new proposals, an executive employee would be exempt if three criteria were met: the worker's primary duty is the management of the enterprise or a department or subdivision, the worker regularly directs the work of two or more other employees, and the employee has the authority to hire or fire or recommend hiring and firing other employees.