Changes in the morphology of widgeon grass (Ruppia maritima) with the onset of reproduction and impacts on fish assemblages at the Chandeleur Islands, LA by Matthew A. Byrnes, Kelly M. Darnell, M. Zachary Darnell

“…This study provides information on patterns and drivers of habitat use by fish in R. maritima-dominated ecosystems that can be used to inform management and restoration.…”
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Biomarkers of systemic inflammation provide additional prognostic stratification in cancers of unknown primary by Svenja Harvey, Mark Stares, Julie‐Anne Scott, Tharun Joseph Vattam Thottiyil, Alicia‐Marie Conway, Rachel Haigh, Jackie Brown, Gillian Knowles, Sonali Dasgupta, Kai‐Keen Shiu, Claire Mitchell, Colin Barrie, Natalie Cook, Sally Clive

“…Established clinicopathological factors can then be used to inform management pathways and specific systemic anticancer therapy selection.…”
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Seasonal occurrence of microplastics in sediment of two South African recreational reservoirs by Thendo Mutshekwa, Linton F. Munyai, Lutendo Mugwedi, Ross N. Cuthbert, Farai Dondofema, Tatenda Dalu

“…Future work should seek greater sample sizes and centre around observing microplastic contamination in the region by examining their sources, transport, and impacts to freshwater environments, whilst informing management strategies.…”
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Modelling cross-scale relationships between climate, hydrology, and individual animals: Generating scenarios for stream salamanders by Philippe eGirard, Jana eLevison, Lael eParrott, Marie eLarocque, Marie-Audray eOuellet, David M. Green

“…This example demonstrates how hybrid models can serve as powerful tools for informing management and conservation decisions.…”
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Sex-Related Differences of <i>Ginkgo biloba</i> in Growth Traits and Wood Properties by Jiaqi Li, Xiandi Su, Jing Guo, Wei Xu, Lei Feng, Tongli Wang, Fangfang Fu, Guibin Wang

“…Understanding sex-related differences and how they affect growth traits and wood properties is crucial for informed management and optimal utilization of ginkgoes. …”
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Deskripsi Metadata dalam Manajemen Data Penelitian: Studi Kasus pada Sistem Repositori Ilmiah Nasional by Seno Yudhanto, Nina Mayesti

“…Organizing research data is very important for data and information managers through a research data management mechanism (research data management/MDP) in a repository system. …”
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Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) Influences Understory Plant Traits through Ecological Processes: A Two-Year Experiment in a Rubber Plantation in China by Cong Zhou, Akihiro Nakamura, Xiaoyang Song, Masatoshi Katabuchi

“…Our study underscores the need for continued research and informed management of anthropogenic ecosystems.…”
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Predicting Ripe Rot of Grape, Caused by Colletotrichum fioriniae, with Leaf Wetness, Temperature, and the Crop Growth Stage by Scott D. Cosseboom, Mengjun Hu

“…These models could be used to predict ripe rot infection events and inform management decisions for better control with reduced fungicide inputs. …”
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Host genetics, phenotype and geography structure the microbiome of a foundational seaweed by Wood, Georgina, Steinberg, Peter David, Campbell, Alexandra H., Vergés, Adriana, Coleman, Melinda A., Marzinelli, Ezequiel Miguel

“…Such understanding can be used to inform management strategies of these important and vulnerable habitats.…”
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Exploring the usability of probabilistic weather forecasts for water resources decision-making in the UK by Lopez, A, Haines, S

“…<br/><br/> The modelling approach calibrated and applied probabilistic medium- and extended-range precipitation forecasts from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) to a simplified water resources system, to study the technical quality of the forecasts that, in principle, could have informed management decisions during a drought event in 2010. …”

A synthesis of European seahorse taxonomy, population structure, and habitat use as a basis for assessment, monitoring and conservation by Woodall, L, Otero‑Ferrer, F, Correia, M, Curtis, J, Garrick‑Maidment, N, Shaw, P, Koldewey, H

“…Here we combine published studies with new genetic, morphological and habitat data that were collected from seahorse populations located along the European and North African coastlines to help inform management decisions for European seahorses. This study confirms the presence of only two native seahorse species (Hippocampus guttulatus and H. hippocampus) across Europe, with sporadic occurrence of non-native seahorse species in European waters. …”

The resigned, the restless and the resilient: risk perceptions among Afghan migrants in Turkey by Kaytaz, E

“…The thesis offers a typology as an analytical device for categorising the ways in which informants managed the risks associated with migration decisions. …”

Tree species composition along environmental and disturbance gradients in tropical sub-montane forests, Tanzania. by Nandera Juma Lolila, Deo D Shirima, Ernest William Mauya

“…Understanding the environmental and disturbance determinants of tree species dominance and community composition in an ecosystem, is important for informing management and conservation decisions, through maintaining or improving the existing forest composition and structure. …”
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Informing species conservation at multiple scales using data collected for marine mammal stock assessments. by Alana Grech, James Sheppard, Helene Marsh

“…The models are used by local, State and Federal agencies to inform management decisions related to the Indigenous harvest of dugongs, gill-net fisheries and Australia's National Representative System of Marine Protected Areas. …”
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Strategic Leadership, Commitment and Employee Motivation: what influences attitudes towards the workplace by Sarah Bonau

“…Examples of practical application illustrate how behavioural game theory can inform management decisions. Then, analyses of specific HR measures and their impact on employee commitment are presented. …”
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Influence of Selected Determinants on the Perception of Beaches as a Tourism Product, Doctoral Dissertation Summary by Damir Magaš

“…This knowledge can make an important contribution to the beach management process because it can be used to make more informed management decisions. Which characteristics of a particular beach need to be improved, what facilities should be introduced or discontinued, beach managers can find out through social science research methods that can encourage participation of all stakeholders, increase visitor satisfaction and destination competitiveness, and thus lay the groundwork for more sustainable development of beaches as tourism products. …”
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Erasing anthropogenic disturbance: Natural revegetation of linear features following wildfire, and the implications for woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) habitat managem... by H.G. Skatter, M.L. Charlebois, S. Coats

“…These findings can inform management decisions on restoration planning and calculation of range disturbance metrics. …”
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In-season leaf damage by a biocontrol agent explains reproductive output of an invasive plant species by Benno A. Augustinus, Suzanne T. E. Lommen, Silvia Fogliatto, Francesco Vidotto, Tessa Smith, David Horvath, Maira Bonini, Rodolfo F. Gentili, Sandra Citterio, Heinz Müller-Schärer, Urs Schaffner

“…Our results suggest that the monitoring of the in-season leaf damage can help to project the local impact of O. communa on A. artemisiifolia at the end of the season and thus inform management regarding the needs for additional measures to control this prominent invader.…”
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Tempo-Spatial Distribution of an Endangered Fish Species, Threadfin Porgy <i>Evynnis cardinalis</i> (Lacepède, 1802), in the Northern South China Sea by Youwei Xu, Kui Zhang, Mingshuai Sun, Li Su, Zuozhi Chen

“…Accurate information on the temporal and spatial distribution of fish stocks is necessary for informed management and conservation of fisheries resources. …”
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Development of tax control in the context of digitalization of the economy by L. V. Reunova, L. A. Mamiek, L. V. Prigoda, T. A. Paladova

“…It has also been concluded that improving the efficiency of in-office inspections based on the introduction of new modern technologies can be called a promising direction of the control activity of the tax service, especially since in-office inspections are carried out permanently with almost complete quantitative coverage of all business entities. To make informed management decisions at different levels of management, a comprehensive comparative assessment of the effectiveness of the control work of tax authorities is necessary. …”
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