Sentence examples for a good mitigating from inspiring English sources

The odor control technologies used in this project had a good mitigating effect on the primary odorous compounds.

Thermal energy storage (TES) can be a good option for mitigating the effects of intermittent renewable resources on the networks.

"By applying the fiscal discipline we put into other industries, we've done a good job of mitigating risk for our clients.

Protecting tropical forests is a good idea for mitigating global climate change and conserving globally threatened biodiversity.

The piece is more a story set to music, with two-dimensional characters, than a compelling drama; dance is a good way to mitigate its stasis.

While getting input from as many stakeholders as possible is sometimes seen as prolonging a the process unnecessarily, Mesa said it's actually a good strategy to mitigate against risk.

A good attempt to mitigate these problems is query off-loading to hardware such as FPGAs or GPUs as a co-processor where partial queries are pushed down to it.

Freelancing on the side (while working a corporate job) first is a good way to mitigate some of the risk, save money and decide that you really love it before taking the plunge.

(See my Twitter paradox in the sidebar). A good integration can mitigate the signal-to-noise issue, but how much Social TV app success is Twitter willing to take before it pulls the plug?

The results of some studies indicate that a good way to mitigate climate change through forest management is to let the forests grow and accumulate carbon in living biomass and dead organic matter (Pukkala 2014; Heinonen et al. 2017).

Director Mark Brokaw and actors Parker and Arndt do a good deal to mitigate Stephen's miscalculations.