Sentence examples for mechanisms for mitigation from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Figure 8 Possible mechanisms for mitigation of N 2 O emission from feedlot manure by biochar or activated carbon.

Groups of piling installed in liquefaction- and lateral spreading-susceptible ground has been proven to be effective in reducing lateral displacements, but further investigation into the soil-structure interactions is required to elucidate the mechanisms for mitigation of displacement.

Some of its provisions, notably on mechanisms for funding mitigation efforts in developing countries, can take effect outside the UN process.

The Staha Project studies the magnitude and dimensions of D&A, and is testing mechanisms for its mitigation.

This is an indirect mechanism for risk mitigation as the risk does not enter the objective function directly.

We infer that the activity and expression of eNOS were involved in the mechanism of DMC for mitigation.

In December 2015, negotiations aiming to establish global mechanisms for climate change mitigation and adaptation reached a major milestone with the Adoption of the Paris Agreement (UN 2015b) at the 21st Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Finally, we propose that assessment of the C cycle perturbation associated with erosion-induced lateral C fluxes must be made an integral part of accounting mechanisms for climate change mitigation strategies that are based on land use change and C sequestration in terrestrial environments.

Since 2005 and in the context of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations on a climate deal, activities related to forest land (FL) in developing countries have become one of the key possible mechanisms for climate change mitigation.

In such cases, it is critical to equip local people with coping mechanisms for short-term risk mitigation (for example, tsunami warnings can facilitate risk communication and effective evacuation to save lives) and long-term anticipation through early identification of hazards (for example, early signs of drought can be detected to foster preparation through food supply and storage).

Several previous global REDD+ cost studies have been conducted, demonstrating that payments for maintaining forest carbon stocks have significant potential to be a cost-effective mechanism for climate change mitigation.