Sentence examples for advocated to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Intensifying animal production is generally advocated to mitigate greenhouse gases emissions associated with production of animal-source food.

The use of defunctioning stomas has been advocated to mitigate the adverse sequela from anastomotic dehiscence after rectal cancer resection.

Many interventions have been advocated to mitigate the impact of arsenic contamination of drinking water in Bangladesh.

"If they do, they will have an incentive to monitor economic fundamentals in neighboring countries and to use peer pressure to advocate policies to mitigate vulnerabilities".

Although this increase will come at some cost because thousands of women will be falsely identified as at-risk, it also provides a unique opportunity to advocate behavior modification to mitigate the effects of the obesity/diabetes epidemic.

Given the critical contribution of diastole to ventricular filling and coronary perfusion, reduction of heart rate, with a view to prolonging diastole, especially in atrial fibrillation, has been advocated as a therapeutic strategy to mitigate symptoms in HFpEF and has been endorsed by guidelines.

Environment America, a national group that advocates new laws and policies to mitigate the effects of climate change, issued the report.

Current policy advocates the targeting of resources to mitigate its effects.

Imagine Samuel L. Jackson in this scene is someone like me an advocate for collective action to mitigate climate change.

"Anybody that is advocating violence, we need to work to mitigate".

The Indiana Recovery Alliance IRAA) is a comprehensive, harm reduction program in Monroe County, Indiana that advocates for services and resources to mitigate the personal and public health risks associated with drug use and addiction.