Sentence examples for threshold for management from inspiring English sources

A weekly trap capture of 10 adults / trap is presently being used as the action threshold for management.

Scout along the orchard block wooded edge utilizing a 1 BMSB adult per 100′ as a threshold for management.

To date we have seen low brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) adult trap captures that are well below threshold for management.

Up to 40% of referrals from primary care to 'breast cancer family clinics' prove to be of women whose assessed risk falls below the guidelines' threshold for management in secondary or tertiary care, despite recommendations that they should be screened out at primary care level.

Establishing flooding depth and duration thresholds for management of T. domingensis-dominated marshes is necessary to minimize deep water impacts to vegetation and thereby maintain a sustainable treatment wetland.

It was agreed during the intervention that the AAP (≥35 weeks) and NICE (<35 weeks) <span class="lh lhl">thresholds for management would be adopted to promote uniformity of practice, in line with the practice at the Central Women's Hospital, Yangon.

But in most workplace situations the mistake falls far below the legal threshold for damage management and control.

In the recently refreshed 911, pressing the button remaps the throttle response in the control computer, alters the shift action of the PDK transmission, stiffens the suspension dampers and raises the threshold for stability management.

Points were awarded on threshold for weight management, alcohol, and osteoporosis indicators (practices were required to achieve the minimum target threshold to score any points, with increasing points awarded for achieving mid and maximum thresholds (Table  2).

We conclude that standardized rates of change in coral species richness and benthic substrates were ideal indicators of ecological status on coral reefs, but further, attributing status to measurable environmental regimes represents a desirable means towards identifying thresholds relevant for management.

This may, among others, be due to the different local interpretation on active neonatal management at the limits of viability in a period where thresholds for active management were subject to gradual change (see table 3).