Sentence examples for mitigation rate from inspiring English sources
The average mitigation rate over all plots of 43% (range 0 100%) is not sufficient to provide control.
To compare the degree of shell wall thinning, a test of the mitigation rate on squared-type impingement baffle plates compared with the mitigation rate of other types of impingement baffle plates (squared, curved, mitigating, and multi-hole type) was done inside the shell of a feedwater heater.
Assuming the higher mitigation rate of 15% suggested by Cauchemez et al, 30 which would apply to longer school closure scenarios, the severity of the economic impact of school closures is reduced in proportion to the severity of the pandemic.
However, when aided by continued detection and monitoring of attacked trees, mitigation rates greater than 50% are sufficient to control infestations, especially with persistent implementation, aided by continued detection and monitoring of infested trees.
In this paper, we design a hop-count based probabilistic packet dropper (HPPD) for congestion mitigation and loss rate differentiation.
In March 1990, these plans were augmented to provide wetlands mitigation at a rate of three to one, for a total of 45 acres of new wetlands.
Berke et al. (2012) developed a set of principles to guide improvement of federally required state hazard mitigation plans and rate the quality of their components (such as hazard, vulnerability, capability and risk assessments; mitigation policies; monitoring; and coordination with local governments).
How will investment in resilience and climate mitigation today, show a rate of return in the future?
The document, "Rate Increase Mitigation Strategies," was circulated among state officials as they arrived in Houston on Thursday for their spring meeting.
As for congestion mitigation, they only use rate adaptation at source sensor which streams image frames.
Instead, an offset-QAM (OQAM) transmitted at twice the symbol rate enables mitigation of the impact of intersymbol and intercarrier interference, while keeping the same overall bandwidth [53].
