Sentence examples for lead mitigation from inspiring English sources

This study details the first comprehensive evaluation of the efficacy of a soil lead mitigation project in Dong Mai village, Vietnam.

The author noted that the cost savings from better lead mitigation could be even higher than estimated in the current study.

That these linkages can now be made is testament to both the magnitude and ubiquity of the problem of lead contamination, the broad engagement of the scientific community over decades of research, and excellent planning to evaluate the outcomes of lead mitigation (e.g., Galke et al. 2005).

Enhanced surveillance and lead hazard mitigation efforts are needed to safeguard the health of New Orleans residents.

However, recent findings have showed that other factors also contribute to OMW acute toxicity, since reduction of monomeric phenolics cannot necessarily lead to mitigation of toxicity [ 52].

The inherent complexity of critical production systems, coupled with policies to preserve people's safety and health, environmental management, and the facilities themselves, and stricter laws regarding the occurrence of accidents, are the motivation to the design of Safety Control Systems that leads the mitigation functionality.

This can ultimately lead to effective mitigation strategies for the large-amplitude vibrations.

Averaged over 10-16 CEtreesees on grasslands lead to a mitigation effect up to 2.7 K for Ta, 39.1 K for Tmrt and 17.4 K for PET.

It would be desirable to investigate whether the generalization to a longer time horizon policy involving a sequence of high rate transitions, from state f to m to d, for example, could lead to a mitigation strategy that better benefits the power system reliability.

Interestingly the application of anti-PPARα to the band shift reaction mix lead to a mitigation of the band shift signal.

Based on the modeled predictions of Allison and collaborators [ 31], we might expect that the adaptation responses we observed in N. discreta would lead to a mitigation of soil carbon loss.