Sentence examples for quantification of impacts from inspiring English sources
While qualitative descriptions of impacts is informative, a move towards quantification of impacts is required to facilitate robust numerical estimation of risk (Wilson et al. 2012a; Jenkins et al. 2014b; Wilson et al. 2014; Brown et al. 2015).
The relatively new approach of making a sustainability assessment of buildings requires the quantification of impacts and aspects of the environmental, social and economic performance of buildings using quantitative and qualitative indicators.
Among the major challenges that coastal scientists face are the quantification of impacts of natural and anthropogenic stressors on coastal communities (both societal and ecological), determination of the causes and responsible mitigation of such impacts, and the development of sound restoration strategies to rehabilitate ecological communities.
Unfortunately, location bias can confound quantification of impact (see, e.g., Joppa and Pfaff 2009 [6]).
The economic and societal impacts associated with acute and chronic (particularly low dose and mixed) exposures to all these threats have not been completely characterized, and without this quantification of impact, it is difficult to bring attention and resources to these potentially important health risks.
A life-cycle assessment (LCA) approach has been conducted for the quantification of environmental impacts.
The quantification of deposition, impacts (health, ecosystems) and costs will be introduced in the future.
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a technique that allows quantification of those impacts.
Additionally, several studies are concerned with the quantification of the impacts of extreme events on transport network infrastructures.
Quantification of the impacts of tillage on C stocks at a regional scale has been challenging because of the spatial heterogeneity of soil, climate, and management conditions.
The current Common Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (CMEF) is based on the quantification of environmental impacts on a set of common indicators.
