Sentence examples for mitigation efficiency from inspiring English sources

Our comparative simulation of mineral soil C sequestration and GHG mitigation from organic soil underpins the high relative mitigation efficiency of peatland restoration and protection.

This fungicide mitigation efficiency was mainly explained by the plant density and size-related properties of the vegetated systems.

Eight in situ experiments were carried out to investigate the response and mitigation efficiency of hollow cylindrical water barriers against internal blast loading.

Mitigation efficiency measured in water ranged from 63.0% for diuron to 84.2% for 3,4-DCA and to 99.8% for glyphosate.

Experiments were conducted to evaluate the 222Rn and 220Rn adsorption characteristics, and the mitigation efficiency of coconut-based activated charcoal available in India.

Water-storage duration in the SWB and time between water supplies were shown to be the most influential factors on the mitigation efficiency.

There is money to be made in mitigation, through efficiency gains, carbon trading, technology development.

He also reports that standard climate-change mitigation tools – efficiency measures, renewable energy standards and carbon markets – are likely to drive up costs for those with the fewest resources.

Mitigation and efficiency potential uncertain.

Take for example the food sector, one that is rife with consumer scandals and resource challenges in China, where large brands have been largely focused on risk mitigation, resource efficiency, and crisis prevention.

It may be of interest to know in detail which industries or which products contribute the most to the total impact, for example, if the aim is to reduce impacts (e.g. climate mitigation, resource efficiency and cost savings) or to increase factors of production (e.g. employment and profits).