Sentence examples for account for impacts from inspiring English sources
The End-of-Life modelling of recycling is performed in accordance with the equal share method to account for impacts both on the recyclability and the recycled content.
The paper published in Nature last Wednesday finds that models used to justify the 2C target as a 'safe' limit focus only on temperature rise and fail to account for impacts on the wider climate system such as sea level rise, ocean acidification, and loss of carbon from soils.
Additionally, while RELCA in its current iteration is designed to conduct a life cycle inventory assessment, efforts should still be made during the development of the inventory, to enable the future possibility of linking to plausible and robust impact assessment methods (i.e., adding an LCIA phase to account for impacts to water, soil, or biodiversity).
Our results do not support sufficient amounts and frequency in pollen of imidacloprid (mean of 3.1 ppb in less than 3% of pollen samples) or the less toxic neonicotinoids thiacloprid and acetamiprid to account for impacts on bee health, although one pollen sample contained an exceptional level of 912 ppb imidacloprid (Table 4).
A number of models have been proposed, which account for impacts of ionization on uptake.
Extension of project appraisal to account for impacts of water resource degradation and depletion presents no conceptual problem for the benefit-cost approaches that are used.
Failure to account for impact between groups can lead to inflated type I error due to the confounding effect of impact (Finch 2005).
Appropriate adjustments will be made to account for impact on Type I error[ 11].
Both countries briefly account for impact of climate change on human health presenting malaria as an example.
For those analyses performed on the remaining independent variables, appropriate adjustments will be made to account for impact on Type I error[ 11].
The environmental objective function accounts for impacts in ecosystem quality, human health and damage to resources.
