Sentence examples for mitigation interventions from inspiring English sources
Effects may differ when noise changes rapidly, e.g. after noise mitigation interventions or with changes in road or airport configurations.
It is also reasonable to assume that this additional N input comes with costs in form of energy for N fertilizer production36 and N losses to the environment37, including additional N2O38 (which will need other mitigation interventions).
Enhancing the knowledge about the dynamics of structures is definitely useful in view of seismic assessment and design of risk mitigation interventions.
NHP and NTWSP units were found to be the most cost-effective arsenic mitigation interventions in the state, whereas ATU was found to be the dominant intervention.
Beach and coastal dune systems are increasingly subjected to a broad range of anthropogenic pressures that on many shorelines require significant conservation and mitigation interventions.
Both approaches allowed detect the landslide-affected area, however the higher density of targets identified by means of CPT-TSC enabled to analyze in detail the slope behavior in order to design possible mitigation interventions.
Installation of NHP could be the most efficient arsenic mitigation intervention in areas where the population is scarce and illiterate.
In detail, starting from a review of the multidisciplinary procedure proposed by some of the authors for evaluating the safety level of art objects, this paper focuses on the required steps necessary to effectively design proper seismic mitigation intervention.
NTWSP could be the most cost-effective arsenic mitigation intervention in regions having higher rates of literacy and of arsenic awareness among their communities.
Thus, information relating to carbon stocks especially from shade trees, is vital to the design of any mitigation intervention.
Net GHG emission reductions creditable to a climate change mitigation intervention are calculated as a difference between REL and observed emissions from forest cover change (Measure, Report, Verify – MRV) in years of project operation [1,20-24,26].
