Sentence examples for Cost mitigation from inspiring English sources

Hand in hand with these programs and processes is a big elephant in the room: cost mitigation.

"Continued momentum on our strategic initiatives coupled with ongoing cost mitigation provides the board with confidence that performance for 2014 is tracking in line with expectations," said the company.

After an in-depth analysis of AVC data, warning traffic signs, coupled with other low cost mitigation countermeasures can be successfully placed in areas with higher priority or in critical areas.

The proposed model is formulated based on batch and continuous production systems which completely cover the possible future configuration of microalgae-based biofuel supply chain and also offers managerial implications contributing to cost mitigation.

Our results are consistent with the agency cost mitigation of free cash flow and underinvestment providing a core rationale for firms' adoption of such a complex asset-based financing.

This paper is focused on low cost mitigation measures for rural infrastructures.

Our analysis specifies permit allocation rules that could result in no net costs, and even cost-savings, to developing countries for their involvement in the emissions trading market, while at the same time providing extensive benefits to industrialized countries through access to lower-cost mitigation alternatives.

This study indicated that faecal contamination level of lettuce irrigated with contaminated irrigation water is above the threshold of safe consumption, but in a range which can be addressed through relatively simple and low-cost mitigation measures.

Such harmful side effects have led some to question the effective benefit of school closure [ 20, 21] and have prompted research on the design and evaluation of non-pharmaceutical low-cost mitigation strategies.

"The big issues in climate policy are costs of mitigation and costs of controlling the precursors of climate change," says Charles Kolstad, an economist at UC Santa Barbara's Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management.

First, there is the cost of mitigation – efforts to reduce emissions.