Radioactive iodine therapy: multiple faces of the same polyhedron by Rosália do Prado Padovani, Sumedha V. Chablani, Robert Michael Tuttle

“…To address these critical issues, most thyroid cancer guidelines endorse a more risk adapted management strategy where the intensity of therapy and follow up is matched to the anticipated risk of recurrence and death from DTC for each patient. …”
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Understanding links between water-quality variables and nitrate concentration in freshwater streams using high frequency sensor data by Claire Kermorvant, Benoit Liquet, Guy Litt, Kerrie Mengersen, Erin E. Peterson, Rob J. Hyndman, Jeremy B. Jones, Catherine Leigh

“…Applying such models will assist managers to select cost-effective water-quality variables to monitor when the goals are to gain a spatial and temporal in-depth understanding of nitrate dynamics and adapt management plans accordingly.…”
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Abundance of red-listed species in infrastructure habitats – ”responsibility species” as a priority-setting tool for transportation agencies´ conservation action by Jan-Olof Helldin, Jörgen Wissman, Tommy Lennartsson

“…Road and railroad verges may contribute to nature conservation by providing habitat for many species, but due to limited resources, there is a need to select the most important road and railroad stretches for adapted management. We explore the responsibility species concept as a tool for the Swedish Transport Administration to make this selection. …”
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JIT philosophy in modern management cost accounting and performance management systems by Liliya Bulatovna Zakieva, Andrew Jurevich Sokolov

“…Zero-inventory philosophy, combined with flexible and adaptable management schemes, can also provide a powerful competitive advantage. …”
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Probabilistic extreme SST and marine heatwave forecasts in Chesapeake Bay: A forecast model, skill assessment, and potential value by Andrew C. Ross, Charles A. Stock

“…Probabilistic SST forecasts could provide substantial value if applied to adaptively manage the rapid impacts of extreme SSTs, including managing the risks of catch-and-release mortality in fish and Vibrio bacteria in oysters.…”
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Decentralisation and drought adaptation: Applying the subsidiarity principle in transboundary river basins by Garrick, D

“…; (2) how are social dilemmas and spillovers associated with drought adaptation managed?; (3) when do higher level institutions complement versus crowd out decentralized adaptation?…”

Powerless Spectators, Coping Actors, and Adaptive Co-managers: a Synthesis of the Role of Communities in Ecosystem Management by Christo Fabricius, Carl Folke, Georgina Cundill, Lisen Schultz

“…They lack the capacity for governance because of lack of leadership, of vision, and of motivation, and their responses are typically short term. "Adaptive manager" communities have both adaptive capacity and governance capacity to sustain and internalize this adaptation. …”
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Effective utilisation of generation Y Quantity Surveyors by Elzane van Eck, Michelle Burger

“…The findings of this article will be of value to employers in the QS profession by expanding their knowledge and understanding of their generation Y employees. Adapting management and leadership strategies according to these findings could lead to higher staff satisfaction, resulting in workforce productivity and increased profitability.…”
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Quantifying differences in water and carbon cycling between paddy and rainfed rice (Oryza sativa L.) by flux partitioning. by Bhone Nay-Htoon, Wei Xue, Steve Lindner, Matthias Cuntz, Jonghan Ko, John Tenhunen, Christiane Werner, Maren Dubbert

“…Hence, a mechanistic understanding of water fluxes, productivity and water use efficiency of cultivated crops is of major importance, i.e. to adapt management practices. We compared water and carbon fluxes of paddy and rainfed rice by canopy scale gas exchange measurements, crop growth, daily evapotranspiration, transpiration and carbon flux modeling. …”
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Diverse effects of degree of urbanisation and forest size on species richness and functional diversity of plants, and ground surface-active ants and spiders. by Ramona Laila Melliger, Brigitte Braschler, Hans-Peter Rusterholz, Bruno Baur

“…Therefore, special consideration needs to be given to vulnerable species, including those with special habitat requirements. Locally adapted management practices could be a step forward to enhance habitat quality in a way to maximize diversity of forest species and thus ensure forest ecosystem functioning; albeit large-scale factors also remain important.…”
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Determination of the <it>Plasmodium vivax </it>relapse pattern in Camopi, French Guiana by Nacher Mathieu, Basurko Célia, Stéphani Aurélia, Hanf Matthieu, Carme Bernard

“…In addition, due to the relapse rate time evolution, a simple arbitrary classification rule could be constructed: before 90 days after the primary attack, the secondary attack is a relapse; after 90 days, it is a re-infection. Adapted management of malaria cases based on these results could be devised.…”
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JIT Philosophy in Modern Management Cost Accounting and Performance Management Systems by L. B. Zakieva, A. Yu. Sokolov

“…Zero-inventory philosophy, combined with flexible and adaptable management schemes, can also provide a powerful competitive advantage. …”
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Resources of emotional resilience and its mediating role in teachers’ well-being and intention to leave by Dalia Bagdžiūnienė, Aušra Kazlauskienė, Dalia Nasvytienė, Emilija Sakadolskis

“…In this study, the main phenomenon under analysis is the emotional resilience of teachers–the internal capacity to adapt, manage or cope with emotionally demanding situations. …”
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What do people value in urban green? Linking characteristics of urban green spaces to users' perceptions of nature benefits, disturbances, and disservices by Julia Palliwoda, Joerg A. Priess

“…Implementing specific facilities and varying tree cover can influence perceived benefits from UGS. Adapted management measures can therefore increase multiple benefits and minimize trade-offs between UGS users and uses, for example, the integration of wild areas into UGS including low or near-natural management areas.…”
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Rapid Spaceborne Mapping of Wildfire Retardant Drops for Active Wildfire Management by Jerry D. Tagestad, Troy M. Saltiel, André M. Coleman

“…Information on the precise placement and areal extent of the dropped retardant can provide wildland fire managers with key information to (1) adaptively manage event resources, (2) assess the effectiveness of retardant slowing or stopping fire spread, (3) document location in relation to ecologically sensitive areas; and perform or validate cost-accounting for drop services. …”
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Anthropogenic influences on conservation values of white rhinoceros. by Sam M Ferreira, Judith M Botha, Megan C Emmett

“…Although the effect of poaching was not detectable at the population level given the confidence intervals of estimates, managers accommodated expected poaching annually and adapted management removals. The present poaching trend predicts that 432 white rhinos may be poached in Kruger during 2012. …”
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Towards constructive approach to end-to-end slice isolation in 5G networks by Zbigniew Kotulski, Tomasz Wojciech Nowak, Mariusz Sepczuk, Marcin Tunia, Rafal Artych, Krzysztof Bocianiak, Tomasz Osko, Jean-Philippe Wary

“…Among other things, the key features are proper slice design and establishment, security at interfaces, suitable access protocols, correct virtual resources sharing, and an adaptable management and orchestration architecture (MANO). …”
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Evidence needed to manage freshwater ecosystems in a changing climate: turning adaptation principles into practice by Wilby, R, Orr, H, Watts, G, Battarbee, R, Berry, P, Chadd, R, Dugdale, S, Dunbar, M, Elliot, J, Extence, C, Hannah, D, Holmes, N, Johnson, A, Knights, B, Milner, N, Ormerod, S, Solomon, D, Timlett, R, Whitehead, P, Wood, P

“…Here we examine the scientific basis for adaptively managing vulnerable habitats and species. Our views are shaped by a literature survey of adaptation in practice, and by expert opinion. …”

Coproduction mechanisms to weave Indigenous knowledge, artificial intelligence, and technical data to enable Indigenous-led adaptive decision making: lessons from Australia’s joint... by Catherine J Robinson, Jennifer Mairi Macdonald, Justin Perry, Na-gangila Bangalang, Alfred Nayinggul, Jonathan Nadji, Anita Nayinggul, Simon Dempsey, Sean Nadji, Serena McCartney, Annie Taylor, Fred Hunter, Kadeem May, Dennis Cooper, Feach Moyle, Alice Drummond, Christian Borovac, Steven van Bodegraven, Mat Gilfedder, Samantha Setterfield, Michael M Douglas

“…The coproduction mechanisms included: holistic assessments of the health of indicators; a dynamic and creative decision-support tool to adaptively manage a complex system; ongoing monitoring and testing of knowledge used for collaborative action; and Indigenous-led governance of research activities and impact at local and regional scales. …”
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Multi-host disease management: the why and the how to include wildlife by Julien Portier, Marie-Pierre Ryser-Degiorgis, Mike R. Hutchings, Elodie Monchâtre-Leroy, Céline Richomme, Sylvain Larrat, Wim H. M. van der Poel, Morgane Dominguez, Annick Linden, Patricia Tavares Santos, Eva Warns-Petit, Jean-Yves Chollet, Lisa Cavalerie, Claude Grandmontagne, Mariana Boadella, Etienne Bonbon, Marc Artois

“…In order to help choose the most adapted management actions for all involved epidemiological units, we integrated a decision-making framework (presented as a spreadsheet). …”
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