Sentence examples for addressed to mitigate from inspiring English sources
The aim of the paper is to propose and evaluate different design arrangements addressed to mitigate the in-service pedestrian-induced torsional vibrations of lightweight suspended footbridges.
9 But structural factors associated with food insufficiency in Sub-Saharan women, and how such factors may be addressed to mitigate food insufficiency in the region is not well studied.
Further, very few studies in rodents have addressed how to mitigate maternal neglect.
With scientific consensus predicting an increase in the frequency and magnitude of extreme events due to climate change, the gaps in knowledge need to be addressed in order to mitigate impacts of disasters in global health systems.
A long-term investor, however, is naturally more averse to such externalized costs, expecting them to be addressed if only to mitigate the investor's own risks.
Kimbrough v. United States, No. 06-6330, addresses judicial discretion to mitigate the sentences required for offenses involving crack cocaine.
But in both cases, the Bush administration has parried this legal thrust, saying it had no obligation to address or try to mitigate the cause of the species' decline — warming waters, in the case of the corals, or melting sea ice, in the case of the bears — or the greenhouse-gas emissions from cars, trucks, refineries, factories and power plants that contribute to both conditions.
(2011) have recently been successful to address some schemes to mitigate the severity of these limitations, though we did not implemented them here.
The current study addresses new ways to mitigate the effects of reinstatement.
"Nevertheless, the issues Mr. Lavalle raises should be addressed promptly in order to mitigate the risk of exposure to lawsuits and some degree of liability".
Determining the managed land base will have implications for C stock changes and associated GHG emissions that are reported to the UNFCCC and addressed by policy actions to mitigate GHG emissions.
