Sentence examples for responsive to management from inspiring English sources

Manfred said the owners' negotiators expected a proposal from the union next week that was responsive to management's drug-testing proposal.

Soil available P was particularly responsive to management, irrespective of soil type, as it was more concentrated on the plots closest to homesteads on wealthy farms (8 13 mg kg−1), compared with plots further from homesteads and all plots on poor farms (2 6 mg kg−1).

There is a broad recognition that adaptive management is potentially useful for many (but certainly not all) resource problems (Williams et al. 2009), namely those for which natural resources are responsive to management but uncertainty exists about the impacts of management.

Imaging needs to be responsive to current management strategies.

Conservative application of PRP was firstly reported in a prospective randomized study by Mei-Dan et al. [17], who compared the efficacy of hyaluronic acid (HA) and PRP in 30 patients (15 per group) affected by talar osteochondral lesions not responsive to previous conservative management.

Later, Noss (1990, p. 356) has sought a definition for comprehensive coverage of biodiversity: ' A definition of biodiversity that is altogether simple, comprehensive, and fully operational (i. e., responsive to real-life management and regulatory questions) is unlikely to be found.

Appropriate primary care management is expected to reduce levels of "ambulatory care sensitive conditions" which are responsive to the coordinated medical management provided in the Medical Home Model.

The intervention effect was stronger when management was responsive to workers' ergonomics needs.

The emerging peri-urban camel production system (PUCPS) has potential livelihood benefits to households, but adapting herd management practices responsive to market demands is a challenge with implications for its sustained development.

The first assessment of clinical utility, to demonstrate that HURT was responsive to change induced by effective management, was conducted in headache specialist centres in three European countries [26].

Name Guide 3.11 Extent your supervisor or leader:     A provides constructive feedback     B emphasizes work accomplishment     C encourages you to do your best     D makes it more difficult to do best work (R)     E allows experiments and mistakes     3.14f Extent management is responsive to your concerns       Composite variable (mean of above items): SupLead  .