Sentence examples for preferred adaptation from inspiring English sources
The SD model results indicate preferred adaptation strategies (and the elimination of dominated adaptation strategies) in the context of the coastal community.
When preferred adaptation options have been identified, which should be done in close consultation with all stakeholders involved in the adaptation process, climate change guidelines for forest managers shall provide descriptions of steps taken or envisaged to implementing these actions to ensure maximum responsiveness to climate change impacts on forests.
The fisher's preferred adaptation responses and the timing of the behavioural response differs between decreasing versus increasing fish abundance.
Based on a cross-sectional survey of 50 tea estate managers representing all tea growing areas in Sri Lanka, this study analyses factors affecting choice of preferred adaptation options, barriers to adaptation and associated policy implications for tea production as an example of a perennial tree crop system.
This study indicated that analysing and characterising uncertainty by means of a typology can be a very useful approach for selection and prioritization of preferred adaptation policies to reduce future climate related health risks.
However, just as the other approaches aimed at preferring adaptation solutions to the challenges of climate change, CBA is not without its own challenges.
Three things worth noting: Most politicians prefer adaptation to mitigation — that is, they'd rather build houses on stilts than reduce emissions; energy independence is in no way synonymous with "clean" energy; and the oft-stated notion that "since gas burns cleaner than coal and oil, we should be moving toward gas" puts us on the highway to hell.
It doesn't necessarily make sense to prefer adaptations over originals, but I think studios are wary of untested musicals".
In a sample of 58 international studies, we found that mitigation actions were preferred over adaptation actions, and that preferences towards climate change policies are affected by attitudes towards time and social norms.
This has turned into a season of transition under Deila, when the Celtic hierarchy would have preferred his adaptation to have been quicker and more assured.
While, there are many more incentives behind preferring this adaptation over TPC, many contributions highlight some fairness issues especially when legacy devices are present in the network.
