Sentence examples for mitigation agents from inspiring English sources

To overcome this negative nutritional effect on the host animals, together with the role of CH4 as a greenhouse gas on global warming and climatic change, many CH4 mitigation agents have been tested to inhibit methanogenesis in the rumen.

An adaptive management approach to the mitigation of the agents of decline is recommended.

The last, according to Fairfax, stands for "hazardous agent mitigation medical emergency response" – the team that provides emergency treatment in the event of a chemical attack.

Yet several political economy factors can severely constrain the implementation of these carbon pricing policies, including opposition of industrial sectors with a concentration of assets that would lose considerable value under such policies; the collective action nature of climate mitigation efforts; principal agent failures; and a low willingness-to-pay for climate mitigation by citizens.

The result of this study shows that algal strain C. pyrenoidosa is not only an agent for mitigation of pollutant load, but it can also be used as potential agent for biofuel production.

The paper "Super absorbing polymers as an internal curing agent for mitigation of early-age cracking of high-performance concrete bridge decks" deals with different aspects of using superabsorbent polymers (SAP) in concrete to mitigate self-desiccation.

The result of this study shows that algal strain D. tharense is not only an agent for mitigation of pollutant load, but it can also be used as potential source for lipid, protein and carbohydrate.

The main objective of this study was to test the hypothesis that fungal treatment of agricultural biomass, using RS as model, can improve its nutritive value and in addition, as an agent for mitigation of CH4 without negatively affecting nutrient digestibility in the rumen ecosystem.

Several atoxigenic isolates with potential to be used as biocontrol agents for aflatoxin mitigation were detected in all AEZ.

Algicide agent copper sulfate (CuSO4) is regard as an economical and effective agent for HABs mitigation; its biochemical and physiological effects were revealed in C. polykrikoides.

We systematically simulate a broad range of pandemic scenarios and mitigation strategies using a networked, agent-based model of a community of explicit, multiply-overlapping social contact networks.