Sentence examples for best available practice from inspiring English sources

The method proposed here represents an improvement over the best available practice for this setting when dealing with models having strong interaction effects.

Decentralized composting has been proposed as a best available practice, with a highly positive impact on municipal solid wastes management plans.

Initial standardized training, reflecting current best available practice was provided to all participating trainees.

Our study thus avoided the potential bias caused by under-treatment of the placebo group [ 36] and the mortality in the placebo group was in the range of best available practice (< 20%).

However, CEO and president of Gabriel Resources, Jonathan Henry, said in a statement earlier this year: "We remain committed to our goal of building one of Europe's most modern mines in Rosia Montana, developed in full compliance with Romanian and European Union legislation, using the best available practices and sympathetic to the cultural heritage of the area".

CEO and president of Gabriel Resources, Jonathan Henry, said in a statement: "We remain committed to our goal of building one of Europe's most modern mines in Rosia Montana, developed in full compliance with Romanian and European Union legislation, using the best available practices and sympathetic to the cultural heritage of the area".

The book seeks to make the engineers and technicians aware of best available practices in the safety instrumentation field.

Any transition towards a more environmentally sustainable world will strongly depend on people's willingness to adopt the best available practices.

Spellings says she hopes the panel's initial recommendations, due in January, will be a boon to teachers "who don't know where to find information on the best available practices".

Three scenarios were considered: the recent past (1998), the present (2005) and an optimised scenario based on 'best available practice' (2010).

In the optimised scenario, with a greater buffer width of 2.25 m for potatoes (compared to 1.50 m in 2005) and 1 m for other crops (compared to 0.25 and 0.5 m in 2005) and 'best available practice', these percentages can be cut to zero.