Sentence examples for the suitable management from inspiring English sources

We determined the suitable management (mowing) timing for Vincetoxicum pycnostelma Kitag.

The suitable management techniques for us are a class of online management policies, which are simple and applicable in practice.

The laser beam cutting is one of the advanced cutting method that may be used to achieve the geometrical accuracy with more precision by the suitable management of input process parameters.

It should also help the MPA managers, to define the most suitable management actions and monitor the management plan itself.

Pharmacologic intervention is widely used as the only approach for fragility fracture prevention in clinical practice despite nonoptimal outcomes; a comprehensive approach is considered to be the most suitable management strategy for reducing the risk of fracture.

Over the following two decades defenders and sceptics have sustained an unsurmountable debate pertaining the nature of PDTC, its morphological diagnostic features, its clinical relevance and the most suitable management.

In this way, conventional offline methods for process sustainable optimization can be easily overcome since the most suitable management policy, aimed at process sustainability, can be dynamically determined and applied in any operating condition.

Availability of accurate information about hospital activity is the key to permitting an empirical analysis of performance, which can establish rational decision-making criteria regarding the more suitable management model.

Consequently, Millar et al. (2007) promote adaptive forest management strategies because knowledge about past forest conditions, forest dynamics and the corresponding suitable management options is not sufficient in an environment of new threats with yet relatively unknown forces and multiple factors of uncertainty (see Table 1 for definition).

There are currently no evidence-based data on the most suitable management course or sequence of therapies in these cases.

The use of locally adapted breeds and the implementation of suitable management practices could provide a substantial improvement over the current F. hepatica control measures carried out in goat herds and should be considered when designing new F. hepatica control programs.