Sentence examples for downstream management from inspiring English sources

We fail to look further than the ICU doors and to plan downstream management.

This paper holistically quantifies the environmental impacts of three food waste downstream management options—incineration, composting, and anaerobic digestion (AD).

At the same time, the concentration of pollution is consider to be 0 mg/L at the end of this river, the data is required by the downstream management agencies.

To counter limitations of LCA, this study adopts a state-of-the-art approach to providing a gate-to-grave assessment of the processing of 1 tonne of household food waste (the functional unit of the study) in the UK using three well-established downstream management options: incineration; composting; and anaerobic digestion (AD).

6 We chose the time horizon to capture downstream management costs for alternative post-treatment management pathways, as previous recommendations for management of women treated for high grade CIN involved annual cytological follow-up for at least 10 years.

This work has identified the need for effective upstream planning, engaged governance, and downstream project management.

Preoperative documentation is essential to coordinated care and has the potential for standardization, which may facilitate downstream clinical management.

In addition, non-carbohydrate materials in biomass cannot be converted into ethanol in the biochemical conversion process (Henstra et al. 2007) and require special care for downstream waste management.

This study introduced a novel hybrid IO-LCA model to evaluate the environmental impacts of downstream waste management infrastructure as they operate currently, or as they could operate under future decarbonised energy use scenarios.

Conversely, several authors noted that thermochemical (gasification) conversion process converts all the components of biomass into syngas with nearly equal efficiency and effectiveness (Pereira et al. 2012; Weber et al. 2010), eliminates complex pretreatment and costly enzyme requirement (Munasinghe and Khanal 2010), and eases the downstream waste management processes.

Such approach may synthesize all available evidence to provide insight into the effects of diagnostic strategies, through downstream clinical management, on patient outcomes and costs-effectiveness, both short and long term.