Sentence examples for suitable for managing from inspiring English sources
Unlike disease management, case management is especially suitable for managing complex situations that do not fit into a single protocol and are difficult to manage, such as care for people with dementia and informal caregivers [ 1, 2].
Our results suggest that current proactive forest management practices in which stand age cohorts are thinned by the removal of trees meeting a specific diameter at breast height, and reactive management in which 'red' trees are identified and removed, are suitable for managing mountain pine beetle on the landscape.
The aim of this study was to evaluate whether a uniform plate design is suitable for managing the more common types of segmental defects.
The study on using the RSM to manage relational tables shows that the RSM is also suitable for managing structured resources.
To address this issue, we propose an intuitive generalization of logical techniques for handling inconsistency to those that are suitable for managing non-canonical requirements, which deals with incompleteness and redundancy, in addition to inconsistency.
Although IBAC allows fine-grained access control, it is not suitable for managing hundreds of permissions.
The described liposome preparations are suitable nanosystems for managing hydrophobic entry-inhibitor peptides as putative therapeutics.
In a large-scale data grid, replication provides a suitable solution for managing data files, which enhances data reliability and availability.
A group-based strategy with an interdisciplinary approach is also determined to be the most suitable technique for managing the pedagogy of architectural design studios to achieve holistic designs.
The report notes that the lack of "a suitable approach for managing the inherent risks, uncertainties, and dangers" prevented anyone from drillers on the platform to federal regulatory agencies from reversing those decisions before they led to catastrophe.
"This agreement provides certainty for water operations in both countries and mainly establishes a planning tool that allows Mexico to define the most suitable actions for managing its Colorado River waters allotted by the 1944 Water Treaty," he said in a statement.
