Sentence examples for intervention and mitigation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the precursor to economic appraisal is acquired understanding of the technical relationships between surveillance, intervention and mitigation.
The aim was to explore the relationship between surveillance, intervention and mitigation systematically as a foundation for empirical research into the economic value of mitigation.
To the authors' knowledge, no economic study has explicitly considered the basic technical relationship between surveillance, intervention and mitigation; aggregate conceptual units which are the fundamental elements for consideration when making recommendations for disease mitigation policies which are economically efficient.
Understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms responsible for the tissue response to these devices is a prerequisite for developing intervention and mitigation strategies that improve the accuracy, reliability, safety, and longevity of chemical CNS measurements.
From a public health perspective our ability to better predict human outbreaks of these diseases and prepare intervention and mitigation strategies relies on understanding the natural cycle of pathogen transmission.
Additionally, the reviewers noted that the study required intervention and mitigation should improper pesticide use or high exposures be detected and also concluded that families of low socioeconomic status had not been targeted.
Evaluations are conducted both ex ante to assess cost benefits of preparedness, preventive interventions, and mitigation to reduce losses from disasters and ex post to assess compensatory assistance to help recover from the impacts.
Possible ways forward include focusing on protection and distinguishing more clearly between conflict prevention, humanitarian intervention and the prevention, mitigation or halting of mass atrocities.
Beach and coastal dune systems are increasingly subjected to a broad range of anthropogenic pressures that on many shorelines require significant conservation and mitigation interventions.
These traditional agricultural systems also represent models of sustainable agricultural production and, in some cases, are recognized as best practices that can be applied as climate change adaptation and mitigation interventions.
Preventing outbreaks of diseases though awareness raising campaigns on the importance of biosafety and improved hygiene, as well as local and global campaigns to prevent disease outbreaks through flock and herd health schemes (vaccination, improved nutrition) and risk-management and mitigation interventions.
