Sentence examples for for mitigation purposes. from inspiring English sources

The results reached in this study can be an essential step toward addressing the issue of social vulnerability in Italy and drive disaster risk management strategies for mitigation purposes.

The first is to use it for mitigation purposes.

Structures near the periphery were oversampled because the sampling's primary purpose was to identify a boundary beyond which there were no discernible impacts on indoor air, for mitigation purposes.

For mitigation purposes, it seemed more important to know the proportion of unsafe wells in a particular village and [the variation of arsenic toxicity relative to depth] because this would be very different from the average value obtained for the entire upazila".

Unbonded fiber-reinforced elastomeric isolators, due to their light weight, low cost and easy installation, are viable devices for seismic mitigation purposes, both for housing and building applications in highly seismic areas, even in the developing world.

The M-estimator is a class of robust estimator that has been considered for NLOS mitigation purposes.

When the FAP 2 applies TBF for interference mitigation purposes in FUE 1, beamforming gain in the second femtocell vanishes since component channels sum up with random phases.

Furthermore, we propose a method whereby user terminals can maintain a controlonly connection to an adjacent femtocell for interference mitigation purposes.

Given these results, we suggest that utilizing temperate forests in New Hampshire for climate mitigation purposes through carbon storage and the cessation of harvest is appropriate at a site-dependent level that varies significantly across the state.

Details of this compensation scheme are given in Section 3. Furthermore, the FBSs may also adjust their power to control their transmission range communication if the MBS requests coverage enhancement and for interference mitigation purposes.

Fruit harvest accounted for approximately 10% of vine C by weight, about 26% of this C could be turned into soil C storage by returning the rachis and pomace (skin and seed) to the soil (Fig. 4), a source of biomass C contributing to long term C storage in agroecosystems and beneficial for GHG mitigation purposes.