Sentence examples for effective restoration from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the increase in offset-led restoration multiplies the consequences of failure to restore, since the promise of effective restoration may increase the chance that damage to biodiversity is permitted.

CL is the load that needs to be restored immediately and NCL must be pre-defined in order to arrange effective restoration path in optimal time.

Plainly, with any sort of will to do it, an effective restoration could be done more cheaply than demolition and new construction.

The $1.9 billion plan currently proposed to finance Louisiana's restoration efforts is a fraction of what experts say is necessary for effective restoration programs.

The Organization of American States and other regional bodies must now forcefully insist on the effective restoration of constitutional norms in Venezuela.

In the case of corporate debtors, however, effective restoration of the viability of the enterprise may require much more drastic measures.

We argue that such an investment is well worth it and will more than pay back in the long run in effective and efficient restoration actions and likely avoided controversies and legal proceedings.

This approach would allow prioritizing remedial measures, achieving an environmental and cost-effective restoration of degraded areas.

Based on the similar vegetated area between the two designs and lower cost and restoration effort, we suggest the half density design as a more cost-effective restoration strategy than the full density design and should be considered for small-scale Black needlerush restoration projects.

These results suggest that restoring marshes by planting 50% of the area may be a more cost-effective restoration design in terms of mitigating land-derived nutrient pollution than planting 100% of the area since it requires less effort and cost while removing similar quantities of N.

However, the higher reperfusion-induced ROS may not be completely explained by more effective microcirculatory restoration, because HTS was comparably effective in restoring splanchnic microcirculation but did not induce higher renal ROS formation than the synthetic colloids.