Land use planning (LUP) as an effective and crucial safety measure has widely been employed by safety experts and decision makers to mitigate off-site risks posed by major accidents.
A 2 × 2 factorial trial was conducted to evaluate techniques to mitigate off-flavor from Atlantic salmon cultured to 3 5 kg in a semi-commercial scale freshwater RAS.
The paper estimates the benefits of programmes to mitigate the off-site impacts of soil erosion for a watershed in Andalusia, Spain.
Our results suggest that over the course of evolution, mutations accumulate to mitigate trade-offs, preventing the detection of AP in natural populations.
Apparently the presence of the Logos has done nothing to mitigate or ward off the ordinary vicissitudes of life.
Without these, the useful role of agroforests in mitigating trade-offs between conservation and development will be compromised by the prospect of more lucrative returns from intensive monocultures.
In the future, strategies to both shield nontumor, PEG-NR-rich tissues (e.g., liver) from implanted NIR light as well as spatially localize thermal gradients around PEG-NRs via pulsed laser sources could prove fruitful for mitigating any off-target effects.
Here, I use eco-evolutionary reasoning to demonstrate the general importance of fitness trade-offs for pest control, showing that strong fitness trade-offs mitigate the threat of pest adaptation, even if adaptation were to occur.
For example, an early water breakthrough in a completed zone can be mitigated by shutting off or choking down.
To help mitigate this run-off, engineers propose turning hard surfaces into sponges (for example by making paving permeable), adding greenery to roofs and building pools in parkland.
The main issue is to strike a good balance between spectrum efficiency and interference, i.e., to mitigate the trade-off between orthogonal spectrum allocation and co-channel spectrum allocation.
