Sentence examples for addition to the mitigation from inspiring English sources

In addition to the mitigation of the cross-tier interference made possible by the DAS interface, we can derive consequent benefits from our proposal.

In addition to the mitigation of oxidative leaf damage and shoot growth inhibition, as one of the most striking effects, fertigation with Zn/Mn solutions or Zn/Mn-rich seaweed extracts (Algafect, Algavyt+Zn/Mn) doubled the root length density of cold-stressed maize plants (Fig. 4), similarly reported also by Imran et al. [14].

In addition to the current mitigation plan, the suggested preparations for an extreme disaster provide another type of safety net for saving human life.

In addition to the proposed overvoltage mitigation solution, the possibilities of using the controllable inverters for additional network services are also discussed.

It is thought that will be useful to devise and develop liquefaction countermeasures for existing detached residential houses and buildings, in addition to the large-scale mitigation technique applied in Kumamoto City and nearby areas.

Such strategies, which could be employed in addition to the primary strategy of mitigation, include climate intervention methods (solar radiation management) and carbon remediation methods (carbon dioxide removal).

When viewed in combination, the contributions to this thematic issue offer a rich body of knowledge on the governance of energy transition and climate change mitigation, in addition to the perspectives brought together in the volume by Bulkeley et al. [2].

Not only would it be incredibly costly to implement, but like most other mitigation measures, it would be a controversial addition to the landscape.

In addition to the need for more research, a preventive public health response requires mitigation of exposures to potential neurodevelopmental toxicants when available evidence establishes the plausibility of harm, despite residual toxicologic uncertainties.

Therefore, the mitigation approach is much more cost effective in terms of construction cost (Rai 2010) in addition to the social and environmental benefits.

In addition to the sequestration potential, the report also provides an LULUCF projection based on a partial implementation of the assessed mitigation options.