Sentence examples for measures for adapting from inspiring English sources
The need to design measures for adapting to climate change is increasingly recognized as important and has encouraged research on the role of local ecological knowledge (LEK) in supporting adaptation.
Measures for adapting to unavoidable environmental impacts and efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will both be required.
Many of the possible measures for adapting to climate change lie primarily outside the direct control of the health sector.
The Commission shall, as part of the measures adopted under paragraph 1, include measures for defining installations that partially cease to operate or significantly reduce their capacity, and measures for adapting, as appropriate, the level of free allocations given to them accordingly.
The proceeds from the ETS auctions, according to the Latvian legislation, should be used for GHG mitigation measures and for adapting to climate change.
Standard performance measures and measures adapted for the clustered data structure were estimated.
The credit for this histrionic tour de force must go in some measure to Wekwerth for adapting Schall's mannered, artificial technique to the situation in the play.
The future health of the NHS depends upon shifting services to encourage care in the home and greater investment in preventive measures – for instance, adapting homes to allow older people to maintain their independence for longer.
Adaptive management entails a dynamic process of continuous learning from experience as a basis for adapting measures that fall short of achieving their objectives or that must respond to evolving societal preferences and/or boundary conditions.
In this study we applied H NMR spectroscopy to measure metabolic profiles for adapted and naïve (control) flies, then examined these profiles by multivariate analysis to find the main sources of metabolite variation and observe how the groups clustered and shifted within multidimensional space under hypoxic stress.
Future research should be able to collect quality, standardized epidemiological data along with a reliable bacteriological diagnosis at the community level in order to allow for adapted public health measures necessary to combat antibiotic resistance.
