Sentence examples for further risk mitigation from inspiring English sources

Implementing further risk mitigation measures might be advisable to reduce the exposure in aquatic systems.

Depending on the degree and distribution of the exceedances throughout the country, further risk mitigation might be needed on a local, regional, or national scale.

Bridbord and Hanson's (2009) narrative makes the important point that taking the lead out of gasoline has made possible further examination of the health effects of lower and lower levels of lead contamination, an example of where following up on the outcomes of regulatory activities has identified opportunities for further risk mitigation and public health promotion.

While many analyses demonstrate that risks are both physically and socially constructed, in this paper we go further by analysing risk mitigation options (engineering works) as being dual (physically and socially constructed) as well.

Third, society's ongoing interest in food safety and associated desire for regular improvements in risk mitigation protocols further motivates interest from those outside the beef production chain.

A further 150 chemicals require exposure risk mitigation measures which means that they may only be used under certain conditions (e.g., formaldehyde or methanol in Annex III of the Cosmetics Regulation: list of substances which cosmetic products must not contain except subject to restrictions laid down; [1]).

Since biowaivers are granted based on a risk-based scientific evaluation, a risk mitigation approach to provide further evidence to demonstrate the engineered drug's behavior in vivo would be useful.

Routine pharmacovigilance will allow further assessment of risk and confirmation whether additional risk mitigation measures are required.

Key drivers include: the falling cost per kilowatt in real terms as well as those reductions stimulated by the feed-in tariffs; continued efficiency improvements – plus 10-20% and further incremental efficiency improvements are likely to continue until 2016; risk mitigation against price increases through self-generation; training and upskilling of labour will make installation easier and cheaper.

Implementation of risk mitigation strategies and exploitation of outsourcing and strategic partnerships can further improve R&D efficiency and productivity.

A further 3.8% of tariffs, approximately $89m, will be used for climate change adaptation and disaster risk mitigation.