Sentence examples for mitigating increases from inspiring English sources

Agroforestry land-use systems have significant potential for increasing soil carbon (C) storage and mitigating increases in atmospheric greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations.

Agroforestry systems are common land uses across Canada, which integrate trees into the agricultural landscape and could play a substantial role in sequestering carbon and mitigating increases in atmospheric GHG concentrations.

The electrochemical conversion of CO2 into energy-rich fuels and chemicals has gained significant interest as a potential strategy for simultaneously mitigating increasing global CO2 concentration and effectively storing intermittent renewable energy from sources such as solar and wind.

The enriched GO-terms, detoxification and metabolism, s tress response, and ubiquitination/ proteasomal degradation systems, include genes whose function is consistent with mitigating increased ROS (Fig.  4).

These findings may help guide the number of subjects required by the FDA in clinical trials, in order to reduce expenses for manufacturers and thereby help mitigate increases in initial vaccine series prices.

Such a discussion might help provide the kind of dispassionate basis to address legitimate Saudi concerns, while also making a better case for the need to take action to mitigate increasing emissions.

Treatment studies targeting irritability may yield strategies to mitigate increased longitudinal depressive burden.

Recently, attempts to mitigate increasing anthropogenic CO2 emissions through reducing emissions from degradation and deforestation (REDD+) have been instigated [21].

This cost reduction mitigates increasing of average extraction cost due to decreasing reserves, C R t 1.

The effect of nitrate storage and potential for denitrification in the unsaturated zone to mitigate increasing nitrate concentrations were investigated.

It would also help to mitigate "increasing costs of providing major marine and polar infrastructure" and would deliver this in the "most cost-effective way".