Sentence examples for objective management from inspiring English sources

Regarding changes in the makeup of audit and compensation committees, Alan Bromberg, professor of corporate and securities law at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, said, " I think it's a positive move toward more objective management and maybe more respect for shareholders and their judgment".

This work was supported by the government of Lower Austria within the project ID WST3-T-91/036-2014). Objective: Management of hemodynamically stable pulmonary embolism (PE) with right ventricular (RV) dysfunction is still controversial.

A clear view of the biogeographic history and spatial distributions of these lineages is important for assessing and maintaining genetic diversity in this distinctive biome; however, most species remain poorly documented, precluding the rigorous application of scientific knowledge to objective management.

With resilience as an objective, management must focus on the system drivers and management interventions that can influence long-term system viability (Zellmer and Gunderson 2009).

Subjective Objective Management Analytical scores for fibrosis and telangiectasia were analysed by comparing clearly affected (SOMA score 2 4) and unaffected patients (SOMA score 0 or 0 1).

The "Late Effects of Normal Tissue – Subjective, Objective, Management, and Analytic scales" (LENT-SOMA) are applied at week 13 asking for ulcerations, telangiectasias, palpatory changes, retraction, atrophy, edema in the breast, lymph edema, and fibrosis [ 52].

For land managers in Northeastern California, multi-objective management of western juniper requires thoughtful prioritization of goals.

Multi-objective management provided more ecosystem services (except harvested timber) than single-objective management that maximized economic profitability.

In RFM, multi-objective management produced more outputs except removal (which was constrained to be equal) and NPV (which was maximized in single-objective management).

Another comparison was made between singe-objective and multi-objective management.

Differences in the outputs between silvicultural systems were smaller than in single-objective management.