Apart from the bio/physico-chemical actions, individual aquatic plant species possess a unique and a set pattern of micro-flora whereas both the specie interact for their survival making the resources present in the surrounding available and indirectly helps remediating the environmental pollutants to a greater extent.
The least the drug industry and marketplace can do is to help remediate the adverse effects of their products.
But there was another way: Robinson's group, along with other nonprofits supported by Whirlpool, could secure enough federal and state grant money to help remediate the land, build the golf course and at least get Harbor Shores off the ground.
That guarantee has helped remediate the institutional racism that was the original sin of American nationhood, and has made America as good at assimilating immigrants as any society on earth.
Over two seasons, these four common wetland plants did help remediate acidic, metal-contaminated runoff from a coal storage pile.
At present, because the model is anticipated to help remediate weaknesses in learner knowledge, resources are scored based on their potential average learning gain (e.g., the amount their KCs could improve if they performed perfectly on that resource).
So if a company hires a forensics team to help remediate a data breach, the communications with that team could be discovered in a lawsuit related to that breach.
Gaspard called on the executive to meet him to discuss what the company is doing to "help remediate the damage done by this deeply misguided — and dangerous — effort carried out at Facebook's behest".
To help remediate the navigation of large ontologies problem, we implemented software restrictions to reduce the number of terms available for use in annotations.
Through these efforts, we may someday have pharmacological agents that help remediate vision or hearing loss, spinal cord injuries, cardiac ischemic damage, neurodegenerative diseases, and malignant tumors.
