Sentence examples for mitigation measure of from inspiring English sources

These measurements are therefore particularly relevant for evaluating the EFSA Panel's proposed mitigation measure of 20 30 m buffer areas.

In this exemplary application, we investigate changes in the risk of irrigation water shortage, if the mitigation measure of establishing water conveyance between the two districts is implemented.

For the Jianan Irrigation District, by implementing the mitigation measure of conveying additional water from IMD-1 to IMD-2, the irrigation water shortage ratios can be reduced by 0.13 and 0.25 for the first and second crop periods, respectively.

Accurate determination of explosion severity parameters (pmax, (dp/dt)max, and KSt) is essential for dust explosion assessment, identification of mitigation strategy, and design of mitigation measure of proper capacity.

As time went on, the Cooperative activities became more diversified and members started working on three different projects: (1) the production and processing of guanaco and cashmere; (2) community tourism and (3) revegetation with native plant species of land degraded by oil production as a mitigation measure of damage and environmental restoration.

Our results can be used for better evaluation of traffic system reliability and mitigation measures of traffic jams.

In order to find mitigation measures of schedule overruns, the first step is to identify the causes of these overruns.

Such empirical results can be used by geologists and engineers for avoidance and mitigation measures of land use on debris fans.

Although general definition of disaster and occurrence etc topics takes its place in the educational curriculum, the topics on mitigation measures of damage before disasters and behavior during disaster and post-disaster are undermined.

Methods: We simulated the impacts of mitigation measures on outdoor concentrations of PM2.5 and ozone using two composition-climate models, and calculated associated changes in premature PM2.5- and ozone-related deaths using epidemiologically derived concentration response functions.

In its last major development, the underlying algorithm was parallelized to allow it to run with a population of 300 million, and used to predict the likely impact of mitigation measures on an influenza pandemic in the United States [2].