Sentence examples similar to Mitigate the deficit from inspiring English sources
The Transparency Regulation was enacted under the premise that its disclosure-friendly rules would effectively mitigate the democratic deficit of the European Union.
In 2001, the White Paper of the Commission of the European Communities on "European Governance" was published after a comprehensive consultation process to gain back public confidence after the scandals of the Santer-Commission and in order to mitigate the democratic deficit of European policy-making (Commission of the European Communities 2001).
While there are a growing number of amyloid-modifying therapeutics in clinical trials, targeting amyloid alone may not be sufficient to mitigate the cognitive deficits that occur during the full course of AD[ 1].
The Bank's financial policy committee said that the country was increasingly reliant on the confidence of foreign investors, who were mitigating the trade deficit by making net investments in the country.
Composting can be regarded as the most usual method for recycling the organic fraction of the bio-resources, since it provides an agricultural amendment capable of mitigating the serious deficit of organic materials in the fertilization programmes of crops (Haug 1993).
In particular, involving larger numbers of users may mitigate this deficit in users' design feedback as an evaluation data source.
In study 2b, potentially effective pharmacological treatments were explored to mitigate the observed PPI deficits in females.
However, it remains to be seen whether such rapid effects are also observed in living mice and whether they are capable of mitigating the behavioural deficits.
The optimal K fertilization helped the plants mitigate the effect of water deficit, through a better WUE (+ 30%), which was related to lower leaf evapotranspiration (ET).
Infrastructure bonds are taxable so their effect on the deficit is mitigated.
