Sentence examples for To mitigate this concern from inspiring English sources

To mitigate this concern, the present experiment included 280 total trials and we jittered the inter-trial-interval and the delay period between the response and feedback phase of each trial to optimize design efficiency.

To mitigate this concern, we designed our applicants' resumes such that each of the applicants already had several years of work history in the same city as that of the company's job posting.

To mitigate this concern, we applied a modular approach and independently validated both the cavity detection and BSC components when applied to datasets comprising both liganded and unliganded protein binding sites.

To mitigate this concern, we performed simulations with compatible directions of DE by adding a floor value of fold-changes (> 1.2-fold) when introducing DEGs.

To mitigate this concern and optimize validity, we used purposive sampling so that a variety of possible opinions were collected from individuals representing several different hospitals within each intervention group and across different health regions.

In order to mitigate this concern, we include the public expenditure on education as a covariate.

To mitigate this potential concern, adding a minimal standard for specificity might be desirable.

One way to mitigate this omitted variable concern is to include both county and year fixed effects, which I do in all specifications of my regressions.

You can mitigate this concern to some extent by having your Vonage phone number automatically forward to another, regular telephone number if your Internet connection fails.

Our study finding that asthma prevalence among controls was similar to that at the national level should mitigate this concern.

To mitigate this underlying warranty claims concern, companies can introduce a warranty backstop mechanism that provides replacement cash, parts, or service when a company cannot fulfill its warranty obligations.