Sentence examples for aimed to mitigate from inspiring English sources
By setting up the study in this way, Pomeroy aimed to mitigate the impact of bad second-tier teams (like, say, a rebuilding Indiana team with just one win in Big Ten play entering the weekend) and overcome the issue of unequal conference size.
This study was aimed to mitigate the risks of incomprehensive economic assessment and engineering in the process operation.
Chalupnik et al. (2009) focused on the approaches which aimed to mitigate the likely impact of process risks on product performance without removing the sources of risks.
Nanotechnology progress in Colombia has been supported by academy – state – industry synergy, which has aimed to mitigate formation damage and enhance oil recovery to facilitate increases in oil productivity and reserves based on the development of nanoparticles/nanofluids.
CBMW president Denny Burk said the statement aimed to mitigate Christians' "confusion" over issues of sexuality.
As world leaders in Paris scramble to reach a climate agreement aimed to mitigate the consequences of untamed greenhouse gas emissions, they have been dealt a rare dose of good news.
Medical devices aim to mitigate disability and keep people functionally independent and gainfully employed.
"We aim to mitigate some of the effects of this with the development of new sources of supply and more rigorous negotiation.
In principle, much of this intervention aims to mitigate the misallocation of resources caused by externalities and other kinds of market failure.
To meet demand while aiming to mitigate climate change, the team plans to plant 10 trees for each one they use in areas where the bamboo will help restore the soil after years of land degradation.
With the brilliant Hanna Rosin as a new host, the show tackled social norms: first, through an experiment aiming to mitigate macho culture among workers on a Gulf of Mexico oil rig; and later, through an attempt to change Russia's cultural aversion to smiling – using McDonald's.
