Sentence examples for minimally managed from inspiring English sources
Invasive species, typically introduced from Europe or Asia, overwhelm other plants and damage the ecosystem, particularly in what are known as "minimally managed" areas, like woodlands and lake shores.
This includes 29.1 million hectares of native forests under leasehold and private ownership (DAWR 2015), a resource that is often minimally managed (Clinnick et al. 2008).
A significant reason for the higher estimate for Nigeria is because the calculations assume a minimally managed landfill with gas collection in place but only capturing 50% of the generated methane.
With fallows ranging from heavily managed clusters of economic trees and food crops to minimally managed secondary forest, they pose a dilemma to government agencies trying to classify them as forest "in the making" or agriculture "in transition".
His works are intriguingly complex, yet minimally fabricated, managing to push one single, simple sound into a long and intricate loop.
The result of this adjustment to the farming system is that the moorland is no longer an integral part of the commercial farming system and is consequently managed minimally, and largely for what the farmers see as 'cosmetic' purposes, as required under agri-environment agreements (from a different perspective, this management is clearly for environmental purposes).
PD-related hydrothorax has been managed by minimally invasive techniques such as pleurodesis or more invasive approaches using video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) [ 1, 2, 4].
How to best manage minimally displaced scaphoid waist fractures remains unclear.
Managing minimally displaced scaphoid fractures in young individuals doing physically demanding work remains an issue of debate due to duration of immobilisation and time required off work.
Managing minimally displaced fractures of the scaphoid waist in young patients employed in physically demanding work is even more challenging due to the issues of functional limitations and time off work.
A wide variety of spinal pathologies, such as spinal stenosis, herniated nucleus pulposus, and some forms of spinal instability, may be managed successfully with minimally invasive spine surgery techniques.
