Sentence examples for sensitive to management from inspiring English sources

Directors would then be more sensitive to management's machinations to give itself outsize awards or to manipulate corporate news to give the company's stock a short-term boost.

(1) Ways should be developed to institutionalise an organisational memory of AEs and the analyses following them so that the system becomes less sensitive to management continuity.

Be especially sensitive to management fees.

This is due to the fact that the model inputs and algorithms are not yet sensitive to some management practices, such as irrigation and crop rotations.

Stocks and increments of the woody biomass are much more sensitive to forest management targets than to the climate change scenarios.

In certain regions of Canada and the United States, amphibians have been shown to be sensitive to forest management and the short-term adverse effects of timber harvesting on terrestrial amphibians have been well documented in the literature.

Small-fish and crustaceans are key components of the Everglades food web and are sensitive to hydrological management, track hydrological history with little time lag, and can be studied at the landscape scale.

Habitat suitability was greater, on average, for species dependent on characteristics of mature forests (ovenbird, gray squirrel) than those dependent on disturbance (prairie warbler, hooded warbler) and habitat suitability for disturbance dependent species was more sensitive to the management alternatives.

There is a general trend of decreasing risk-scaled forest carbon value moving from the northern toward the southern continental U.S. Because disturbance is a major ecological factor influencing long-term carbon storage and is often sensitive to human management, carbon trading mechanisms should account for the reduction in value associated with disturbance risk.

Water levels have often risen during rail nesting in Lake Ontario prior to regulation and more so afterward, making this species very sensitive to water management plans.

A few only weak correlations of soil color/SOM composition parameters with management intensity indicate that either changes in SOM parameters were too small or that the applied management indices were not sensitive enough to management effects.