Sentence examples for moderate mitigation from inspiring English sources

Over the whole period schools remained open [34] and only moderate mitigation measures were enacted (e.g., antiviral treatment of severe cases) [35].

RCP4.5 may be viewed as a moderate-emission-mitigation-policy scenario and RCP8.5 as a business-as-usual scenario36.

Projections of future ηCE show large uncertainty that is more pronounced under a moderate-emission-mitigation-policy scenario, except for Northern Europe.

Contributions are more balanced under a moderate-emission-mitigation-policy scenario with Antarctica surpassing steric effects only by the end of the century (Fig. 6).

Between the year 2000 and 2100 we project a very likely increase of the global average 100-year ESL of 34 76 cm under a moderate-emission-mitigation-policy scenario and of 58 172 cm under a business as usual scenario.

Here we combine dynamic simulations of all ESL components during the present century under a moderate-emission-mitigation-policy (RCP4.5) and a high-end, business-as-usual scenario (RCP8.5).

WISDOM Intermediate Security uses a vendor-neutral solution, specifically RADIUS, for centralized user management and domain/directory authentication, and a dynamic keying model using EAP and 802.1x called LEAP to provide moderate security risk mitigation for threats against integrity and confidentiality in a WLAN environment.

This focus develops fundamental scientific underpinnings for assessing the merits and risks of injections of stratospheric aerosol, suggested as a means to complement mitigation in moderating climate change and, perhaps, even bolstering stratospheric ozone recovery.

Industrialized nations greatly limit their exposure to threats via infrastructure investments whereas regions in the developing world with moderate threat and little means of mitigation are viewed as the most vulnerable.

The values of R found in this analysis represent the difference between a pandemic that is controllable with less intensive mitigation strategies and would cause moderate amounts of illness to a pandemic that would require very intensive mitigation strategies and would cause greater amounts of illness.

(ii) For risk of loss of local adaptation, the consequence is decreased fitness, likelihood is moderate (in the absence of direct knowledge) and a mitigation strategy would be to allow backcrossing to recipient population.