Sentence examples for more proactive management from inspiring English sources
We conclude that more proactive management policies are needed to mitigate a loss in ecosystem services.
In general, sophisticated "state of the art" CAD systems require much more proactive management than highly functional ones.
[ 1] This study is done with a view to developing a more proactive management approach that may reduce the occurrence of neonatal hypothermia.
The evaluation of stress biomarker would be helpful to control skin inflammation by allowing for a more proactive management of AD patients.
Consequently, it is of crucial importance to incorporate a consideration of these additional factors in the development of more proactive management strategies that are based on risk assessments that go beyond reactive crisis management.
The Big Data generated by the ITS systems is worth further exploration to bring all their full potential for more proactive traffic management.
The CDC is also embracing and promoting a more proactive risk management model, which Stout says makes her feel optimistic.
Thus, an automated cyber hate classification system could support more proactive public order management in the first two weeks following an event, and reduce harm to targeted social groups in an appropriate manner.
According to this survey, it can be stated that the approaches of the firms to environmental management are closer to the proactive approach but the cost of the environmentally conscious business practices is still considered as an obstacle for being more proactive on environmental management.
The use of ENM to model the current distribution of B. anthracis in Kazakhstan also produced similar results intended to improve surveillance and target control strategies in an effort to be more proactive in the management of anthrax outbreaks in livestock (Aikembayev unpublished manuscript).
Thus, physicians must be more proactive with the management of HIV and interventions related to switching treatments to drugs with better profile to limit the potential cardiovascular damage.
