Sentence examples for mitigating adverse impacts from inspiring English sources

The proper application of functional evaluations is critical to mitigating adverse impacts of transportation projects on wetlands.

We hypothesized that the benefits of tillage can be retained while mitigating adverse impacts on soil quality by alternating tillage with practices that can build soil organic matter.

Bioretention, as a popular low impact development practice, has become more important to mitigate adverse impacts on urban stormwater.

Therefore, there is need to determine the implication of the transforming urban landscapes on urban micro-climate to optimise urban land uses and to effectively mitigate adverse impacts.

Environmental Impact Assessment EIAA) has the goal of providing decision makers with an indication of the likely environmental consequences of planned actions risking environmental changes and, when necessary, allowing revision of these actions to mitigate adverse impacts.

Efforts to increase fathers' participation in childcare and decrease marital conflict might be helpful to mitigate adverse impacts of unintended pregnancy on perinatal maternal mental health.

However, unlike in the case of conventional UHMWPE, the introduction of cross-linking can mitigate adverse impacts of surface anisotropy on wear resistance due to the increased inter- and intralamellar covalent bonds.

The broad range of likely health impacts of air pollution in Sri Lanka means that a variety of methods and strategies should be applied for mitigating adverse health effects and minimizing exposures.

Finally, our study provides recommendations on mitigating the adverse impacts caused by competition and asymmetric information through simulation results.

Replacement of fossil fuel based energy with biochar-based bioenergy production can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions while mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change and global warming.

The Guiding Principles state that businesses now have an explicit responsibility to respect human rights throughout their supply chain and should "seek to prevent or mitigate adverse human rights impacts that are directly linked to their operations, products or services by their business relationships, even if they have not contributed to those impacts".