Sentence examples for managers and scientists from inspiring English sources

Several researchers (e.g. Law 1991b, 2007; Heino 1998; Jørgensen et al. 2007; Kuparinen and Merilä 2007; Hutchings and Fraser 2008) are urging managers and scientists to coordinate in developing management schemes that directly account for fisheries-induced evolutionary change.

The New York City stream gauge network provides information about hydrologic conditions in and around the city to water managers and scientists for research and evaluation of issues including: aquifer management; nutrient loading to estuaries; flooding and drought; climate change; and sea-level rise, among other issues.

The LES enables lab managers and scientists across all industries to achieve full instrument integration, including managing their own methods and workflow; retrieving and archiving any kind of raw scientific data; and exporting the results across the organization in the format required by the recipient.

Two thousand copies of the 30,000 printed were recently distributed to managers and scientists.

Typically, these governments also educate an élite group of potential managers and scientists, acquire (or ignore) licenses and patents, and organize capital to fund domestic firms.

The raw material is promising, regional experts say, including a domestic oil bureaucracy whose managers and scientists are widely respected for their professionalism and lack of venality.

Conservation biology should now embrace the new field of genomics and engender meaningful discussions between managers and scientist to ultimately avoid the deleterious and costly effect of 'emergency room conservation'.

Rather than propose a framework, we take a pragmatic view of the roles of managers, planners and scientists.

Delineation of the moisture zones (Wet and Dry) was based on interactive mapping done by local land managers, stakeholders and scientists.

It is of the interest of risk managers, researchers, and scientists to examine how the attention arouse and faded in other, indirectly affected communities.

Mission cadence is a major enabler of innovation and the driver for the training and testing of the next generation of managers, engineers, and scientists.