Sentence examples for existing remediation from inspiring English sources

Due to prohibitive cost of the existing remediation methods for oil contaminated sand, mixing them with cement and using in construction is considered as a cheaper alternative.

The issues of appropriate jet design and water generation during ISF are discussed, followed by a preliminary economic analysis of ISF relative to existing remediation methods.

Coupling a physical chemical remediation process that removes significant contaminant mass with a bioremediation "polishing step" to control the contaminant mass flux emanating from remaining DNAPL may provide a synergism that cannot be obtained with existing remediation strategies.

For existing homes, remediation costs included the cost of identifying homes targeted by policy, and the capital, maintenance, running, and replacement costs of remedial work.

Patients are randomly assigned to either REFLEX or an active control condition, existing of cognitive remediation exercises in a group.

As half of the annual construction budget is spent on remediation of existing structures, self-healing of concrete, which is very sensitive to cracking, would be highly desirable.

Reference levels provide guidance on the need for remediation in existing homes and preventive actions in new buildings, both of which are important targets of radon control.

"Although most deaths from malignant mesothelioma in the United States are the result of exposures to asbestos 20 40 years prior, new cases might result from occupational exposure to asbestos fibers during maintenance activities, demolition and remediation of existing asbestos in structures, installations, and buildings if controls are insufficient to protect workers".

The existing techniques of cognitive remediation combine cognitive and specific compensatory skills trainings which are addressed in accordance with the initial goal of the remediation therapy.

This research should not preclude the immediate remediation of existing sites given the disease and resulting costs to society that result from such exposures.

21 This suggests that the cost effectiveness of remediation in existing homes may in practice be even less favourable than indicated by our analyses, possibly by a substantial amount.