Sentence examples for mitigation stages from inspiring English sources

Engaging children both in the prevention and mitigation stages of potential disasters and in the rescue, relief, and rehabilitation phases of a disaster has been shown to have positive effects over risk and impact reduction.

In the following sections, the three mitigation stages, related surveillance and intervention as well as the transitions between the stages are described in more detail.

It forms a basis for the development, testing and implementation of economic frameworks to assess the value of the three mitigation stages and is the precursor to economic analysis to identify strategies that maximise social net benefit.

With second-order first stage, it is possible to place two zeros in the related (first-stage) STF and thus the design is constrained to rejection of two frequency bands from the MFI mitigation point of view.

But there can be no mitigation for staging New Zealand versus Lebanon (a team made up of Australians of Lebanese descent) in the rugby union stronghold of Gloucester, or Scotland against Aotearoa Maori   (a New Zealand second team) at a football ground in Glasgow.

Crop Outdoor/Indoor Stage of development Impacts Mitigation Spinach Outdoor Late stage of growth, ready for harvest Tephra accumulated on leaf surfaces leading to acid damage and reduced photosynthesis Spinach was cleaned by a micro-bubble washing method, but even after three washes some particles remained.

After successful eradication, it is expected to move from Stage III to Stage I mitigation and related surveillance.

However, after many years of Stage III mitigation activities the programme may become institutionalised and stagnate in Stage III instead of moving to Stage I. Surveillance that keeps the effects of intervention under review will provide information to policy makers to support the decision about the right time to cease the programme.

We adopt a longitudinal approach to grasp differences between the early and more advanced stages of mitigation policy design.

Three conceptually distinct stages of mitigation are identified.

Based on the objective and stages of mitigation it reflects the real world setting within which decision makers need to operate, develop policy, and allocate their resources.