Sentence examples for necessary for management from inspiring English sources
"The science is clear: all information necessary for management and conservation of whales can be obtained through non-lethal methods".
A rapid initial estimation by less data is necessary for management of the field and problem optimization.
No additional analgesia was deemed necessary for management of postoperative pain in these animals; therefore, the appropriate intervention level for additional analgesia in research animals could not be determined from these data.
The setting of objectives and making specifications are necessary for management of a project and realistic reliability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) objectives need to be set with due regard to the customer's design and operating requirements and cost constraints.
In this way, the equilibrium range science paradigm, while working as a management framework in some areas of the USA, persisted where it did not (in drier areas), despite the accumulation of the scientific evidence against it, because the paradigm provided the metrics necessary for management institutions and capital investment.
However, this approach may not be sufficient to make the specific quantitative predictions necessary for management of invasive species.
Furthermore, the AQUATOX provided necessary information for management of SH.
Our results suggest that policies that improve access to necessary resources for management are important in minimizing the impact of HFI on individuals with diabetes.
A better knowledge of the problems of consecutive patients is important for the doctors' readiness to have necessary skills for management of patients with different problems in family practice.
From the perspective of managing wild populations, research is necessary for making management decisions and usually requires some capture and handling of animals.
Management of patients with MTBC and NTM is entirely different; therefore prompt isolation, detection, and differentiation are necessary for suitable management [ 9, 18].
