Sentence examples for more relevant management from inspiring English sources

Mindfulness can allow you to pick and choose a more relevant management style that suits the situation.

A mechanistic understanding of the productivity-diversity relationship may provide greater insight and is often more relevant for practical, management objectives than finding relationships that lack a clear mechanistic basis, as with PD.

Something more profound, or at least more relevant: the problems of management and morale in the modern office.

The combination of genetic and ecological markers can improve mixture estimates and generate information at scales more relevant to conservation and management efforts.

CTA is likely more relevant for brain death management because it allows simultaneous pre-harvesting body scanning, which is very important because it allows critical time savings during organ harvesting [15].

In contrast to institutionally focussed environmental accounting, socio-ecological accounting frameworks organise information concerned with human environment interactions at scales relevant to ecosystem change and thus encapsulate information more relevant to ecosystem-based management.

This finding, coupled with previous knowledge on bat and bird diversity in agroforestry landscapes in southern Bahia, suggests that landscape-scale effects may be more relevant than local shade management for maintaining diverse bird and bat assemblages.

Since these high thresholds were driven by one heat wave in 2009, expansion of the study time frame would likely attenuate them to a more relevant level for current management efforts and potential policy applications.

We deemed this perspective more relevant, because: a) hospital management and doctors are the main decision makers in the hospital care delivery process, and b) developments between hospitals may differ from developments within hospitals.

The NPI was chosen as the primary outcome in this study because behavioural problems often precede the more relevant cost-carriers like crisis management or institutionalization [ 40- 43] and case management is expected to positively impact behavioural problems and the stress informal caregivers experience.

We emphasize the need for a coherent definition of recovery for more relevant ecosystem risk assessment and management.