Sentence examples for more targeted management from inspiring English sources
Knowing how reliant common voles are on field margins in Mediterranean agricultural landscapes would be an important step forward for more targeted management.
This is because urban practitioners can use this information to formulate more targeted management policies and conservation strategies that seek to better maintain and perpetuate habitat structures in urban landscapes.
These topics will enable practitioners to gain a better understanding of why species occurrence has changed, which should lead to improved knowledge of how the species functions within a landscape, and may result in more targeted management actions in a management or conservation context.
GPs described a number of skills and clinical competencies which could be harnessed to develop a more targeted management strategy.
It will improve understanding of neuroendocrine markers associated with abuse and mental health status, potentially leading to studies of prognosis and more targeted management of women who have experienced DVA and its sequelae.
To improve understanding of potential differences in pathophysiology and atherosclerotic patterns as well as for development of more targeted management strategies, the evaluation of differences in plaque composition on MSCT may provide valuable information.
FFR-guided management of NSTEMI may be a cost-effective strategy over standard angiography, showing that more targeted invasive management can reduce healthcare resource costs without compromising patient outcomes.
Implement more targeted supply management improvements at the DHO level.
A more adequate and prompt initial triage system usable in unselected, "real-life" ED patients may allow for an improved and more targeted ("personalized") management of patients in the ED [ 12].
The species increased again after 2000 with the advent of more targeted pest-management strategies, mainly the results of European regulations decisions.
These results could inform more effective and targeted management strategies to ameliorate fire risk in beetle-killed stands of Alaska and may help us anticipate the dynamics and consequences of future boreal bark beetle outbreaks as climate warms at high latitudes.
