Such strategies can include bans on cutting trees above a certain size, micro-fencing to control threats associated with livestock grazing, and buffers comprised of other vegetation to limit the impacts of fire and chemical sprays.
Our top research priorities include: (1) understanding and increasing participation rates, (2) identifying and controlling threats to spatial data quality, (3) improving the "PP" or public participation in PPGIS, and (4) evaluating the effectiveness of PPGIS.
In South Africa ESIAs are done to obtain government authorization, not to control threats (Mentis 2010).
There are several ways of controlling threats: avoid, mitigate, offset, transfer, insure, accept and prepare (Table 6).
It should be the primary function of ESIAs, CBAs and indeed the whole of threat management to put the project decision-makers in an informed position so the affordability of controlling threats can be determined, as explained above about pumped storage, displaced households and lost arable land.
It's a passion that makes us feel fortunate to do the work we do, and committed to controlling threats to America's health security.
We implemented a strict study design to control threats to validity.
Programs were considered "effective" if they were evaluated with well-designed studies, which controlled for threats to validity through randomization of participants.
Such experiments cannot be controlled, all threats cannot be monitored and all levels of toxicity cannot be investigated.
They can only be controlled by threats and force and will probably kill anyone who controls them the moment they think they can.
There are stories in the CIA torture report of "rectal rehydration as a means of behavior control", threats to murder and "threats to sexually abuse the mother of a detainee" – or cut a mother's throat.
