Sentence examples for present-day management from inspiring English sources

Oliver's discoveries about past practices began to inform present-day management, and he became increasingly involved in the conservation of woodland.

The impacts of the smaller interventions when appropriately positioned are found to be as effective as larger schemes, thus making them more cost-effective for present-day management.

This study explores the relative impacts of slope, lithology, historical landscape structure and present-day management practices on soil erosion on vineyard hillslopes.

Irrespective of future climate change, coastal hazards already impact countless communities and the appropriate use of ecosystem-based adaptation strategies offers a valuable and effective tool for present-day management.

Present-day management, but neither present nor past grassland extent, was important for grassland specialists' occurrence at the local scale, although present-day grassland proportion had a positive influence on species richness at the local scale.

The multiple combination of production with the support of multiple functions is a challenge for present day management.

The mutation detected in the melanoma family showed high penetrance and occurred in aggressive melanomas with early onset and short survival after diagnosis even in some cases of the last generation where present day management of the disease can be assumed (Horn et al, 2013).

Although there were differences compared with the present-day coastal management, it was already more advanced than the management systems merely based on custom, taboos and cultural norms.

Outcome 5: Demonstrate an understanding of the history of environmental thought and how ideas in the past shape present-day environment management.

Present-day thermal management systems for battery electric vehicles are inadequate in limiting the maximum temperature rise of the battery during extreme fast charging.

By subtracting 2004 data from the 2012 data, and thus evaluating erosion over the last decade, we discovered that the erosion rate had increased significantly, that spatial distribution of erosion had changed and is now basically controlled by slope steepness and present-day vineyard management practices.