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He argued that weblogs are tools to mitigate such a challenge.

Mitigating future damage still remains a challenge for Seoul's military hackers, as Pyongyang's attacks become more sophisticated.

Mitigating development challenges for many-core processors needs a communication-centric cross-layer optimization method.

As a first step towards mitigating this challenge, the paper develops a framework for balancing upfront decomposition and in-process coordination in collaborative development projects.

Moreover, by monitoring the adaptive cascade closely, a challenge organizer can mitigate uncertainty by changing the parameters of the challenge as needed.

Herein, to mitigate this challenge, a novel cost effective flower like Ni and N codoped hierarchical porous carbon microspheres (denoted as F-Ni/N-HPCMs) electrode has been fabricated by a simple two step method.

All around us, extreme weather is intensifying and climate change is finally being recognized as one of the most serious threats of this century -- but a clear path to mitigating the challenges of a warming planet remains unseen.

A corporate CoP would mitigate this challenge by acting as a central platform, allowing companies to learn about SOI approaches from multiple industries and provide quick access to best practices for overcoming internal barriers to the approach.

Devolution of specialized cancer services would mitigate a number of challenges patients from upcountry stations in Uganda face as they travel to the city for specialized care.

We were able to partially mitigate this challenge by developing a web-based application for nurses to flag the approximate time occurrences of witnessed patient mobility activities.

To mitigate the challenge of assembling a highly heterozygous genome, we sequenced the genome of 'BRASUZ1', a 17-year-old E. grandis genotype derived from one generation of selfing.