Sentence examples for practiced management from inspiring English sources

Opinions whether there existed any practiced management system in the study sites differed significantly (χ2 = 8.35, df = 2, p < 0.001).

The majority of our respondents (95%%) perceived that mobility and herd splitting was considered as the most practiced management systems by Afar pastoralists, whereas use of fire (23 %) and putting aside grazing land (42 %) for dry season or drought year grazing reserves were the least practiced in traditional rangeland management practices.

This seems especially prudent in settings where advanced airway management is a rarely practiced skill.

The response categories of items related to the practice (10 questions) and the management of obesity treatment (18 questions) were based on a three point Likert-scale and defined as rare practiced (< 10%), occasional practiced (10-50%) and regular practiced (> 50%).

Although widely practiced, stool softeners have limited evidence in the management of constipation in the elderly [ 62].

In southern Spain, management of residues in the commonly-practiced maize cotton rotation is a major hurdle against adoption of CA. Recently, a minimal-cultivation, irrigated permanent bed system has been developed in which, two weeks before sowing, maize or cotton residues are relocated from the seed rows on the top of beds into the furrows.

Despite these limitations, fluid bolus therapy (20 to 40 ml/kg) is widely practiced and is currently considered a cornerstone of the management of sepsis.

Mr. Juran's work in quality management led to the development of the widely practiced business methodologies referred to as Six Sigma and lean manufacturing.

The local response to any disaster is more a function of management of people, ideas, supplies, and strategies, and less a matter of practiced drills for chemical, biologic, radiologic, and blast conditions.

The proposed approach is an indication of a relatively high standard in the practiced hygiene procedures in a farm, as part of an integrated all-in-all-out management.

In summary, to improve these suboptimal metabolic outcomes, and reduce the risk of disease-related complications, more intensive management of glycemia is warranted, including the option of introducing insulin therapy earlier than the current widely practiced substandard of care.