Sentence examples for remediation target from inspiring English sources

Thus, accurate site characterization is essential for predicting NAPL dissolution and mass flux relationships as well as for assigning site-specific remediation target values.

Third, the stricter environmental laws in Europe limit food production on contaminated lands (European Union, 2000), so that more lands can be available for remediation although a long cleanup time would be required to reach the remediation target.

The do nothing option will not meet the remediation targets as there are likely large sources of contamination within the vadose zone which will be mobilised over time.

The proposed framework is utilized to achieve the required remediation targets and to meet the imposed regulations on material application in natural environments.

In addition, these estimates of mass discharge were sought in the application of agreed remediation targets set in terms of pumped groundwater quality from offsite wells.

Compared with other Hg-removal technologies, the investigated enhanced-EK treatment allows the achievement of remediation targets, which can hardly met by one-stage processes.

The outputs from the research are used to improve and focus on-ground remediation, targeted to specific stream reaches or subcatchment areas, as well as to encourage sustainable management practices more broadly in the catchment.

Ecological Engineering (EE) is of particular value for the development of appropriate bioremediation technology for such regions but a stricter planning tool than provided by EE itself, is also needed when the goal of the project goes beyond remediation targets.

The aim of the study was to compare the effectiveness of two different approaches to cognitive remediation: targeting planning and problem-solving versus basic cognition.

Nothing is known as to whether preventive remediation should target cognitive delays that are more marked or more stable across development, or rather target dysfunctions that would show a naturalistic propensity to plasticity and recuperation.

A more sobering implication of the clustering phenomenon is that remediation activities targeted at doctors who have attracted many complaints, while critical, come too late.