Sentence examples for would be mitigation from inspiring English sources

One possible mechanism for such an effect would be mitigation of the adverse metabolic effects of obesity.

One prominent example would be the mitigation of radioactive isotopes that contaminate watersheds and oceans after a nuclear accident.

Author and analyst Bjorn Lomborg of the Copenhagen Consensus Center has been the most prominent voice in incorrectly claiming the IPCC concluded that climate adaptation would be cheaper than mitigation.

Similarly we do not have a good grip on just how dangerous different forms of superintelligence would be, or what mitigation strategies would actually work.

She said the Environmental Impact Assessment process would identify the scope of the rail link's effect on the environment, but transplanting the woods would be an "appropriate" mitigation solution, as well as "using narrower cuttings wherever possible to avoid unnecessary land take".

They said the effect of the runway separation would be reduced through mitigation measures and no homes or businesses would have to be condemned.

However, in the context of allergy, enhancement of a (delayed-type) hypersensitive response to an allergen challenge would be undesirable, whereas mitigation of such a response would be considered beneficial.

These data should be considered an indication that the respondents would be willing to tackle mitigation steps but not necessarily being actively engaged in climate change mitigation.

A potential mitigation would be limiting the time before or after blooming when pesticides are used.

The costs of mitigation would be reduced further if the government allowed the use of international permits.

There was little sign of any movement on the basic government position that mitigation would be a matter for the charter review, although conciliatory noises were noticeable.