Sentence examples for warrant management from inspiring English sources

Such samples are typically not available (but see Gow et al. 2011) because conservation hatcheries are often not implemented and genetic data not collected until a species has declined sufficiently to warrant management actions.

A single reading above 100 ng/l is considered a high risk for ACS and warrants management accordingly.

95 While the effectiveness of such injections seems greatest in athletes with MRI-negative hamstring or lower limb muscle injury presentations, the frequency and minimal clinical and radiological grade of the HMI sustained by the player, in our opinion, warranted management with lumbar epidural steroid injection.

Mr. Belk said yesterday that "the size of the company doesn't warrant a management team built to oversee an infrastructure that was much larger than what was required".

A reduction of revenue of this size may not be sufficient to warrant active management changes such as fertilisation of eroded land.

Furthermore, this system allows identification of spatial overlaps among RMUs – within and among species – which are important areas for conservation because threats impacting multiple RMUs might warrant different management attention than threats acting on a single RMU.

Neutral genetic markers are routinely used to define distinct units within species that warrant discrete management.

It is evident from our data that increased parity and vaginal forceps deliveries are risk factors for the development of UI/POP that warrant surgical management.

Conservation units described solely on the basis of divergence at neutral markers may exclude adaptively differentiated populations that warrant separate management.

To avoid isolation of populations and maintain the potential for system wide gene flow, nodes with high betweenness appear to warrant particular management concern.

It is more likely, however, that the severity of pertussis in older age groups does not warrant inpatient management as often as required for infants and young children.