Sentence examples for desirable restoration from inspiring English sources

In [15], a fuzzy decision-making approach is applied to determine the most desirable restoration plan with consideration different practical factors.

The sustainable restoration of rivers and floodplains designed to maximise desirable RES and natural capital must be predicated on the awareness that Anthropocene rivers are still largely imprisoned in the banks of their history and this requires acceptance of an increased complexity for the achievement and maintenance of desirable restoration goals.

Though implants are the most expensive treatment option, they are often the most desirable restoration because of their aesthetics and function.

Although highly desirable, functional restoration of diseased and damaged human articular cartilage continues to remain one of the most challenging orthopaedic problems.

However, the method of adding beneficial bacteria directly to the polluted water body has proven to achieve desirable results for restoration programs.

comm).. Unfortunately, long-term monitoring, a highly desirable feature for restoration sites, was not a part of the mitigation plan, and an impact statement prepared during 1995 only documented initial vegetation coverage, and actually indicated that neither Lythrum nor Phragmites would become problems (Marble and Company 1998).

This basic (value-laden) tenet of restoration i.e., that it is desirable to return to the historical reference is increasingly questioned in an era of multiple, simultaneous, and rapid environmental changes.

Background context: Biochemical treatment options including attempts at intervertebral disc restoration are desirable for the physiologic treatment of degenerative disc disease.

We show how the model may be used to predict the probability of achieving desirable state transitions at restoration sites and how monitoring of those sites can be used to update the model (learn) and adapt (review restoration strategies).

These activities are an indicator of the prospects for a given proportion of total watershed land area to remain in conditions desirable for water quality restoration and protection (USEPA 2011).

Undesirable desire turned desirable.