intensive management
collocation in Englishmeaningsofintensiveandmanagement
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intensive
adjective
uk/ɪnˈten.sɪv/us/ɪnˈten.sɪv/
involving a lot of effort or activity in a short period ...
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management
noun
uk/ˈmæn.ɪdʒ.mənt/us/ˈmæn.ədʒ.mənt/
the control and organization ...
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(Definition ofintensiveandmanagementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Although these cultivars usually give some yield over the range of environments encountered, they respond poorly to moreintensivemanagementand inputs.
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Intensivemanagementincluding limited use of pastures and high frequency of anthelmintic treatments were characteristic of the herd management in the latter region.
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Major predictors warrantintensivemanagementthat may result in delay or even cancellation of elective surgery.
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In order to identify traits associated with responsive genotypes, the top five yielding genotypes underintensivemanagementwere compared with the five lowest yielding genotypes.
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Under low-input conditions, pearl millet evapotranspiration is roughly one-third of that obtained underintensivemanagement, suggesting that transpiration efficiency is also reduced by environmental stress, especially soil nutrient deficiency.
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This form ofintensivemanagementis the way in which to turn estates around.
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This will allow increased discussion and dialogue at the project design stage and a moreintensivemanagementinput during their implementation.
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In the areas that are subject to the most pressure from walkers, moreintensivemanagementmeasures may be appropriate, including wardening services.
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This will require sensitive andintensivemanagementto absorb this change seamlessly.
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I am advised that at the moment they are not, because of the risk and the need forintensivemanagementof some centres.
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A lot of foresters think in that way: they believe that with moreintensivemanagementa great deal more timber could be brought out.
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Intensivemanagementis the core of the problem.
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We are funding a project providingintensivemanagementtraining for teachers in 45 inner-city schools.
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The first is that livestock kept, and efficiently kept, in these systems ofintensivemanagement, far from showing signs of ill-treatment in these conditions are evidently comfortable and thriving.
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He is an experienced grazier who favors low-stress,intensivemanagementof animals, pastures and hay meadows.
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Translocation of vulnerable kakapo, followed byintensivemanagementand supplementary feeding, has increased the population from 50 individuals to 123.
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Due tointensivemanagement, the refuge is critically important as a sanctuary for waterfowl and other neotropical migratory birds.
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The species has been described as well adapted tointensivemanagementand chip harvesting on short rotations for fiber and fuel.
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