Sentence examples for intensive mitigation from inspiring English sources

The values of R found in this analysis represent the difference between a pandemic that is controllable with less intensive mitigation strategies and would cause moderate amounts of illness to a pandemic that would require very intensive mitigation strategies and would cause greater amounts of illness.

These R values represent the difference between epidemics that are controllable and cause moderate illness and those causing a significant number of illnesses and requiring intensive mitigation strategies to control.

This article will hopefully serve as a platform for designing the advanced TRISO that can minimize the activity release, and providing the rationale of development of the intensive accident mitigation system in future.

Climate change mitigation requires intensive actions to minimise greenhouse gas emissions in the future.

In agriculture, specific subsidies or incentives are needed to switch to perennial species for raw materials and energy, which are more effective for climate change mitigation than intensive annual crops.

In our study, CH4 emissions from intensive livestock production presented a mitigation potential of 26.2% compared with extensive livestock production (Table 2, management 3a livestock), and also altered total CH4 fluxes from a net source to a net sink in the grazed rangeland ecosystem.

As a consequence, today's systems have to make intensive use of intercell interference mitigation techniques, including power control, opportunistic scheduling, FFR, MIMO... [3 9].

The hard part of adapting to climate change is the planning, which requires intensive forecasting, sophisticated modeling, and risk mitigation strategies.

A recent study of Florida household preferences for receiving hurricane risk mitigation information through an intensive home inspection found that households living in mobile homes are less likely to allow inspection of their homes (Chatterjee and Mozumder 2014).

When biomass was fully allocated to LLWP replacing carbon-intensive products, however, the value of the carbon mitigation service increased after harvest.

Assuming that harvested biomass would substitute for fossil-intensive products increased the value of the carbon mitigation metric in stands WS 4 and WS 5.