Sentence examples for cause abatement from inspiring English sources

Lado et al. (2005) showed that using longer than 10 years of effluent for irrigation would cause abatement of infiltration.

The analysis highlights how an enforcement strategy can cause abatement-cost risk to be transmitted to enforcement costs via the price of permits.

They expressed concern about the extent to which BAMs cause emission abatement cost shifting to less energy-intensive industries which may have higher abatement costs.

Also, the reduced economic activity caused by emission abatement results in a modest fall in net government revenue, despite the additional revenue from permit sales in some cases.

Amitai et al., reported that, "residential de-leading," or abatement, caused an increase in B-Pb among children [ 23].

But Exide officials say the plant's arsenic emissions have been drastically reduced and argue there is no cause for the air district's abatement order.

In addition to this, an assessment of emission sources and patterns is necessary for the identification of both the type and possible location of priority emission sources causing the priority sites, to focus abatement.

However an integrated abatement method addressing the underlying cause of the problem has not previously been reported.

They have blamed the defendants — Jeffrey Melofchik, Salvatore DePaola and Mitchel Alvo, all of whom held supervisory roles during asbestos abatement in the basement — for causing the standpipe to break and failing to get it repaired.

This study most likely underestimates the severity of this problem as heat waves have been shown to cause further production losses on farm necessitating heat abatement strategies [ 5].

The need for improved abatement of agricultural diffuse water pollution represents cause for concern throughout the world.