Sentence examples for mitigation between from inspiring English sources
As femtocells share spectrum with macrocell-network, efficient cross-tier interference mitigation between femto- and macrocells is essential to facilitate both coverage and capacity enhancements.
The up and downstream hydrographs at maximum floodplain accessibility confirmed this interpretation, showing very little flood wave mitigation between the top and bottom of the reach (Fig. 7).
This article aims at analysing current research trends on UHI mitigation through a comprehensive survey of scientific articles published on UHI mitigation between the years 2009 2013.
While no statistically significant differences in ammonium, nitrate, or dissolved inorganic phosphorus mitigation between the two ditches existed, there were significant differences in total inorganic phosphorus percent load reductions (V: 36% ± 4; NV: 71% ± 4).
However, where discourses of justice are evident there are important differences emerging between urban responses to adaptation and mitigation, and between those in the north and in the south.
It's also a question of who's responsible for coming out with a mitigation plan between the MTA and the city.
At all steps, participatory stakeholder consultations can take place which will ascertain perceived risk and mitigation priorities between all involved stakeholders.
By disregarding the link between mitigation and adaptation, societies can undermine effectiveness due to unaddressed conflicts between the two (68).
The developed nations promised to provide the money through "existing funding channels" and in a "balanced" manner between mitigation (reducing greenhouse gas emissions) and adaptation (reducing vulnerability to climate-change impacts).
The main reason for the lack of the promised balance between mitigation and adaptation is that many developed countries, while pledging their total amounts, have not specified how much they are allocating to support adaptation.
Interaction between mitigation and adaptation is a key question for the design of climate policies.
