Sentence examples for nuisance reduction from inspiring English sources
Many jurisdictions in the United States use aerosolized pyrethroid pesticides to control insect populations, for either nuisance reduction or prevention of insect-borne diseases (Crockett et al. 2002; Groves et al. 1997; Rose 2000).
The case, brought in 2004, said the defendants were creating a "public nuisance" and sought reductions in emissions that scientists say are changing the climate.
They argued that when the police enforced laws and informal rules against nuisance behavior in neighborhoods, reductions in more serious crimes followed.
It is recognized that fire leads to an increase in heterogeneity and maintenance of species distribution as well as increased production and quality of floral resources and reduction of fuels, nuisance species, and diseased individuals (Driver 1939; Lewis 1973; Biswell 1989; Anderson 1994199620052006; Arno and Allison-Bunnell 2002).
One is largely uncontroversial: The reduction of Al Qaeda to a nuisance or less.
The perceived reduction in mosquito abundance and nuisance will be compared with the number of mosquitoes caught with light traps.
Although most of the existing VTRSs obtained promising results for reducing travel time or improving traffic flow, they cannot guarantee reduction of the traffic-related nuisances such as air pollution, noise, and fuel consumption.
(Don two stage) It's taken a lot of mobility away so that actually takes away entertainment, interests It's just the pure reduction in mobility that is the nuisance.
The system gives policy-makers insight into the effects of certain sound reduction measures, of changes in the noise nuisance law and future transport flows.
Nick Hooper, the council's director of housing solutions and crime reduction, has said some of those involved "start causing nuisance, anti-social behaviour, littering".
These results show the dimension reduction power of our approach in the presence of nuisance factors such as viewpoints and lighting conditions.
