Sentence examples for timing of management from inspiring English sources

Monte Carlo analysis was carried out to assess the sensitivity of DayCent and ECOSSE to changes in the timing of management events.

However, little is known about the impact of changes in the timing of management practices on the genetic diversity as well as the reproductive success of rare semi-natural grassland species.

NEWA provides access to grape disease and insect models that allow growers to input information about their vineyard to determine the risks for diseases and grape berry moth in their area and assist in the timing of management strategies against them.

Land management decisions for climate change mitigation are constrained by the existing land use system and C stocks and the possible timing of management changes.

However, the management of spinal kyphosis in achondroplasia is not consistent and requires further investigation to determine the optimal type and timing of management strategies.

The patient's condition is influenced by disease complexity, by stage severity, and by timing of management interventions; therefore, an intervention's value or hazard may be altered by the rapid pace of disease evolution.

Weekend presentation appears to fulfill accepted criteria as an instrumental variable for studying the optimal timing of invasive management for acute coronary syndrome patients.

A study in the highlands of Veracruz, Mexico, showed that conversion of cloud forest to pasture led to increases in peak flows and decreases in dry-season flow, while reforestation with pines could either increase or decrease water yield depending largely on stand age and the timing of specific management practices (Asbjornsen et al. 2017).

To facilitate cost discounting, we recorded the specific timing of every management event relative to the recruitment baseline.

However there is no consensus regarding the indications for and timing of surgical management for subtotal obstetrical brachial plexus injuries.

Our study shows the wide range of strategies that exist to deal with or even take advantage of different aspects of variable conditions: Changing the timing of existing management actions in response to variable conditions.