Sentence examples for mitigation challenges from inspiring English sources
The Emissions Gap Report, released ahead of climate talks in Warsaw next week, found that although the 2C target could be achieved with higher emissions by 2020, failure to significantly reduce CO2 levels will "exacerbate mitigation challenges" after this time.
Moreover, many models could not reach this target from the SSPs with high mitigation challenges.
Most of the interference mitigation challenges originate from the edge users/devices that are increasing as the number of cells increase.
Nevertheless, defense mechanisms proposed in the literature tend not to address detection and mitigation challenges jointly, but rather focus solely on the detection or the mitigation facet.
To face the adaptation and mitigation challenges of climate change on a Canadian and global scale, it will be increasingly important for policy makers to recognize and react to public opinion related to global climate change and health as well as expressed need for supported action.
Besides, silicate ions complex with metal ions in the formation water pose a scale mitigation challenge.
Primary User Emulation (PUE) still pose a significant mitigation challenge, as well as traffic injected attacks.
By contrast, ammonia (NH3) emissions from agriculture have not decreased substantially and are typically highly spatially variable, making efficient mitigation challenging.
The first objective of this paper is to review the required models of system components, the impacts of DG on system operation, mitigation of challenges, associated standards and regulations for the successful operation of distribution systems.
"Mitigation becomes challenging".
Despite experiential evidence of spatial overlap among existing ocean uses, a lack of documentation made the identification of potential space-use conflicts, communication between existing and potential ocean users, and the design of mitigation exceedingly challenging.
