Sentence examples for steer management from inspiring English sources

Detection of tree spatial patterns and structural attributes in a forest stand can provide critical information on occurring dynamics, and steer management decisions.

Understanding the ways in which novel incentives to local farmers can be used to achieve sustainable production systems requires more attention to collectively steer land management towards more sustained practices than can be ensured by market drivers alone [ 95,96].

Ultimately, the fishing interests that have steered the management council's positions could be the downfall of fishermen if diluted stocks are stripped of their modest havens, he warned.

Dr. Lukensmeyer formerly served as Consultant to the White House Chief of Staff from 1993-94 and on the National Performance Review where she steered internal management and oversaw government-wide reforms.

He played with the Steers until management began to replace young players with veterans due to the team's struggling form and moved Grove to the Longview Cannibals.

Which common factors will reliably steer selling-company management toward those human considerations likely to improve selling effectiveness?

Flue gases are a resource yet to be fully utilised in microalgal biotechnology, not only to moderate the anthropogenic effects on our climate, but also to steer microalgal resource management towards innovative applications of microalgal biomass compounds.

AI can inform goal setting and facilitate accurate performance reviews, which helps management steer employee growth and incentivize productivity based on achievable skills and personal preferences.

The restoring forest is a dynamic ecosystem, with changing species composition and forest structure, but interventions and management steer the forest towards a desired climax or pre-disturbance community structure.

As for Cohen & Steers Inc., the management firm, you've missed most of the action (it has doubled from an $8 low in March) and it isn't even in the black.

"Anything" includes some of the pervasive problems facing women in tech like being judged as unreliable because you're female, or being steered into project management roles when you're a serious developer.