Sentence examples similar to mitigates exposure from inspiring English sources
Chemical warfare agent simulants are often used as an agent surrogate to perform environmental testing, mitigating exposure hazards.
Significant land-use policy reform will be needed to mitigate exposure to hazards in the coastal zone.
This situation could be improved by predicting, controlling and mitigating exposure at the source, as well as emphasizing incident prevention to achieve an inherently safer process design to enhance safety.
Other options for reducing or mitigating exposure and risk include controlling bioaccumulation, cleanup of contaminated sites, and reducing other factors (e.g., habitat availability) that limit at-risk wildlife populations.
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that a focus on operability and the commissioning of new or refurbished facilities represent opportunities for owners and operators to eliminate and mitigate exposure to numerous risks and increase the chance of success for the facility life cycle and the likelihood of satisfying the operational needs and requirements.
They conclude that compact urban design should be accompanied by strategies to mitigate exposure to near-roadway pollution.
Finally, the paper closes with a discussion of new policies that address the lead-acid battery industry and identifies policy frameworks to mitigate exposure.
The most significant question is whether our approach produces appropriate and effective responses from community members that would measurably mitigate exposure to toxicants in drinking water and sediment.
The paper closes with a discussion of China's new policies to address the LAB industry and identifies policy frameworks that can mitigate exposure to Pb.
If a CWS cannot mitigate exposure, households may be forced to cope by buying bottled water, creating an additional economic burden.
Accordingly, transformations in natural and engineered systems that only slightly alter contaminant structures can imply retained bioactivity and thus not fully mitigate exposure.
