Sentence examples for prioritizing actions from inspiring English sources
Brown, C. J. et al. Effective conservation requires clear objectives and prioritizing actions, not places or species.
It debates that different perspectives of the concept exist, giving more importance to subjective perspectives, especially when prioritizing actions or projects to enhance quality of life in a certain city.
Conservation biologists use the species area relationship for a variety of purposes, including upscaling diversity from small plots to regions, predicting species loss, and for identifying biodiversity hotspots and prioritizing actions to protect them.
"The worst part is that Escobar was left in charge of a cash cow that could easily be misappropriated given (his programs) unclear methodology in prioritizing actions and resource allocation".
A more in-depth understanding of local circumstances and vulnerable populations is most important for developing practical adaptive measures and prioritizing actions.
Reliable information is essential for prioritizing actions related to environmental exposures and their health effects as well as for monitoring the effectiveness of the actions taken.
In human dominated systems with extensive anthropogenic fragmentation, resource managers are faced with prioritizing restoration actions to provide the most cost-effective conservation strategies.
Areas for future research are suggested, such as emphasizing the aspect of choosing and weighting sustainability criteria, providing explicit guidelines for screening the existing building(s), and prioritizing renovation actions within a building portfolio.
Maturity models apply different stages of development or maturity as a measure to evaluate the capabilities of an organization in regards to a certain discipline, and thus provide a framework for prioritizing improvement actions that are meaningful to the organization (de Bruin et al. 2005; Iversen et al. 1999).
To help prioritizing conservation actions, Allendorf et al.
Resource managers must respond rapidly to this threat by assessing existing natural areas and prioritizing conservation actions across multiple spatial scales.
