Sentence examples for remediation where from inspiring English sources

This is made possible by the signatory brands' unprecedented commitment to support the Bangladeshi garment sector with continued sourcing commitments and financial and technical support for remediation where needed.

Readers should notice that this exploratory work is relevant for ex-situ remediation (remediation where excavation is done) on extended areas where industrial disaster took place (red mud, nuclear, chemical, etc).

Then there is transformative remediation, where things seen and done elsewhere, like being a social human being, are digitalized into a wildly innovative platform like Facebook.

There is pure remediation, where things seen and done elsewhere, like reading a news article, are digitalized for our convenience without altering the analogue original in any significant way.

The efficiency of SEAR makes it an attractive alternative to pump-and-treat remediation where hydraulic control allows for near complete capture of injected surfactant.

In a remediation scenario where all homes above various radon levels are remediated to background levels, we see a large difference in the estimated number and percentage of radon-attributable lung cancer deaths that can be prevented, with a higher number in the health unit with the larger estimated PAR % (HU1) (Table  1).

Groundwater pump-and-treat remediation designs where contaminant containment is the objective are developed using predictive groundwater flow models.

However, few of these studies were applied to the design of groundwater remediation systems, where efficient alternatives for remediation systems design need to be determined.

The first is an automated network monitoring system, the second is an anomaly detection piece, and the third is the remediation phase where the company's technology provides tools to repair the damage done to the network.

For this reason, the embankment type configuration tested in this study can be considered a viable remediation technique where seepage induced deep-seated global stability and hydrostatic sliding failures are a concern.

Geospatial models potentially provide a means of optimising monitoring regimes for river water quality, and can also be used as a screening tool to focus management and remediation measures where they are likely to prove most effective.