Sentence examples for to a mitigation from inspiring English sources

"If a wetland has lost virtually all of its function and there is no public money for restoration, we will consider development on a site as long as a developer is committed to a mitigation strategy," he said.

Averaged over 10-16 CEtreesees on grasslands lead to a mitigation effect up to 2.7 K for Ta, 39.1 K for Tmrt and 17.4 K for PET.

If destruction can't be avoided, the agencies' preferred option is to have property owners contribute funds to a "mitigation bank --a company that manages large wetlands in one place.

It would be desirable to investigate whether the generalization to a longer time horizon policy involving a sequence of high rate transitions, from state f to m to d, for example, could lead to a mitigation strategy that better benefits the power system reliability.

Interestingly the application of anti-PPARα to the band shift reaction mix lead to a mitigation of the band shift signal.

Once the first case due to indigenous transmission was confirmed on 10 June 2009, they moved from a "containment phase" to a "mitigation phase" designed to relieve disease burden and mortality, primarily based on NPI [ 15, 17].

It is obvious that finding such Achilles-heel roads holds a central role to develop a mitigation scheme or to be prepared for any eventuality.

The program, which launched in January and collected proposals until March,  is only open to producers and essentially aims to create a mitigation market comprised of less rigorous wetland credits farmers can purchase.

We will need to consider a mitigation of commissioning external organisations to conduct this work, but the cost would be around £400k per application cycle".

To avoid global economic collapse, we need to begin "a mitigation crash programme 20 years before peaking".

We would then have sufficient time to develop a mitigation strategy if any of the objects are considered to have a high probability of hitting our planet.