Sentence examples for suppression expenditures from inspiring English sources

Acres burned and emergency fund fire suppression expenditures for California sourced from CalFire.

Lankoandé (2005) used this model and estimated that every (US) dollar invested in pre-suppression efforts reduces suppression expenditures by 3.76 dollars.

As concern over growing mega-fires and the trend of suppression expenditures has increased in the USA and Australia, so has the use of economic theory to maximise social benefits by optimally allocating resources in wildland fire management (Ganewatta 2008).

The potential outcomes in using RPA and FLIR technology may include quicker response times, greater aerial water and resources deployment, less repeat "mop-up" work, quicker demoblisation of resources, etc.–all of which reduce suppression expenditure on wildland rural fires.

Chronic starvation secondary to anorexia nervosa is associated with an adaptive suppression of resting energy expenditure.

Increasing expenditure on suppression resources resulted in a greater reduction in the risk of loss than preparedness.

We found that experimentally induced hypoxia leads to a persistent suppression of resting energy expenditure in healthy subjects (4), an aspect centrally involved in the development and worsening of obesity, which is most likely also of relevance for weight gain in OSA.

14 17 In longitudinal studies, smoking cessation is associated with weight gain., Hypotheses about the cause of post-cessation weight gain involve increased energy intake by alteration of food preferences, food intake as a substitute for cigarette, as well as decreased energy expenditure by suppression of the stimulating effect of nicotine on metabolic rate.

In economic terms, expenditures used for wildfire suppression in the early 20th century have contributed to increased suppression costs which are being realized today.

Activated AMPK catalyzes the dephosphorylation of ACC, then increases the level of hypothalamic malonyl-CoA which results in food intake suppression and an eventual energy expenditure increase [ 46].

Higher glycaemia may be beneficial in terms of higher glucose uptake and oxidation which is not accompanied by higher energy expenditure suggesting the suppression of catabolism.