Sentence examples for mitigate and reduce from inspiring English sources

The experimental results indicated that pervious pipe obstacles placed vertically in front of an embankment can effectively mitigate and reduce the wave impact forces by over 70%.

The design requirements and implications of plasma-facing and nearby components are discussed, along with recommendations to mitigate and reduce the effects of plasma instabilities on reactor components.

The design requirements and implications of plasma-facing components are discussed along with recommendations to mitigate and reduce the effects of plasma instabilities on reactor components.

Collaboration of marine and computer scientists, engineers, and citizens is needed to develop innovative sustainable technologies to mitigate and reduce future increase of CO2.

This article approaches the body of academic knowledge on strategies to tackle embodied carbon (EC) and uses a systematic review of the available evidence to answer the following research question: how should we mitigate and reduce EC in the built environment?

The basis for this is two-fold: first, the ash has favourable physical characteristics for use in cover systems (such as high storage capacity/porosity, moderately low permeability, and an ability to act as a capillary break layer generating minimal leachate or seepage); and second, the leachate from the ash is mildly alkaline (which can help to mitigate and reduce the risk of AMD).

However, both of the agricultural drainage ditches were able to mitigate nutrients and reduce the quantity reaching to downstream aquatic receiving systems.

But, even if fracking were subject to strict regulations at the state and federal levels (which it is anything but), it's much easier for its practitioners to settle a few lawsuits with big cash payoffs than to "mitigate risk" and reduce profits.

Parking facilities located in the peripheral areas of airports could be more efficiently used to mitigate congestion and reduce delays due to dramatically increasing traffic demands and inferiorly designed parking lot configurations.

Preventative measures can significantly mitigate damage and reduce an area's reliance on insurance and FEMA, which may be the safest bet of all.

Faced with the pressures of work, they may not take time for healthy diversions and exercise, which could help mitigate stress and reduce its health effects.