Sentence examples for guide mitigation from inspiring English sources

Population-based syphilis seroprevalence data are important to guide mitigation efforts.

Policies to guide mitigation and adaptation are needed to avoid the devastating impacts of climate change.

Two principal aims are to guide adaptation measures to increase resilience, and to guide mitigation policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby reducing health risks past mid-century.

Increasing our understanding of host, environmental, and pathogen specific factors modulating the transmissibility and spatio-temporal dynamics of pandemic influenza has the potential to guide mitigation and surveillance strategies.

The study was reviewed and approved by the institutional ethical committee for research on human subjects at the National Institute of Virology, Pune, India and was considered exempt as the study was undertaken during the ongoing outbreak and was essential for guiding mitigation activities.

This quantitative hazard estimation can be important in order to facilitate and guide disaster mitigation planning.

The present study provided useful information to guide possible mitigation efforts.

Formalizing the different forms of avoidance facilitates design of effects studies, enhances comparisons among sites studied, and guide siting and mitigation strategies.

Furthermore, because chronically stressed elephants can be more aggressive towards humans, understanding when and where elephants exhibit streaking behavior can guide human elephant conflict mitigation.

And in Louisiana, a Native American tribe was forced to flee its home on the Isle de Jean Charles, becoming among the first communities of climate refugees in the U.S. Researchers involved in the Solomon Islands study say they hope their findings -- a first-of-its-kind assessment for the region -- will help guide planning and mitigation efforts moving forward.

Risk maps help to guide the development of mitigation and adaptation measures at different scales (for example, community, district, and national levels).