Sentence examples for mitigation increase from inspiring English sources

Experience has proved that in the right conditions, significant technical and economic benefits like formation damage mitigation, increase in the rate of penetration, higher recovery, etc. can be achieved when the correct design of an Under-Balanced Drilling (UBD) program is considered.

As states continue to equivocate about protecting the economy, President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers estimates that the costs of mitigation increase 40percentt for every decade of inaction.

The extent of mitigation increased with the coating thickness and composites with 6 mm polyurea could withstand substantially higher pressures.

In sum, use of near-miss information, by enhancing barriers supporting error prevention and mitigation, increases our capacity to get the right blood to the right patient.

Security convergence refers to the integration of the cumulative security resources of an organization in order to deliver enterprise-wide benefits through enhanced risk mitigation, increased operational effectiveness and efficiency, and cost savings.

Then, it studies potential policy linkages within ORE governance which, although relying on clearly defined objectives and targets (e.g. climate change mitigation, increased share of renewable energy, energy security), could translate into polycentricity and institutional complexity/fragmentation.

While much of the discussion has focused on structural engineering approaches to flood mitigation, increasing emphasis is being placed on avoidance strategies, such as the protection of undeveloped open spaces.

In this investigation, the second test analysis with more comprehensive evaluation with a focus on fouling mitigation, increased running-time and economic analysis are shown and then, the thermal design procedure for tube bundle replacement of critical heat exchanger of Butene-1 unit in Petrochemical Company as a case study are described.

As the relative speed of the components increases, and as the force of contact between the components increases, the importance of friction mitigation increases as well.

Infection rates more than quadruple relative to the situation of regionally applied mitigation (increasing from 2% to 9%).

In 2004, the number of annual mitigations increased to over 575,000, and the total number of future lives saved increased to 520 annually.