Sentence examples for alleviate technical from inspiring English sources

The authoring process was designed to be short, effective and user-friendly while aiming to alleviate technical challenges possibly encountered along the authoring process.

In addition, using at least two microarrays on each subpool would alleviate technical variation between microarrays and sub-pools.

Although ICT alone is a facilitator, not a driver for change (Yuen et al. 2003), teachers with limited exposure to ICT would need the availability of technical training, along with just-in-time and continuing support in order to alleviate their technical pressure.

A dual-luminophor paint containing both a sensor and a reference luminophor molecule should alleviate these technical problems.

It is contended that, alleviated from technical differences for the execution on local machines, clusters or the cloud, communities also gain the technical means to test workflow-driven interaction across several software packages.

These IODs aim at alleviating the technical risk inherent to new technologies required for Active Debris Removal (ADR) of large space objects, by using small and low-cost CubeSat systems.

It should alleviate the needs for technical knowledge to develop more complex applications around existing resources.

By measuring RVLP instead of a model retrovirus, it may alleviate some of the technical and economic challenges associated with performing large, design-of-experiment (DoE)—type virus spiking studies.

In the interim, current problems can be partially alleviated with some technical solutions in screening data recording, patient flows, and care coordination.

This review examines the prospects of a decentralised hybrid rainwater-greywater system to simultaneously alleviate water scarcity and address technical, environmental, and cost constraints.

For our first steps into the territory of merged neutral beams we decided to study a particular class of reactions that would alleviate some of the initial technical difficulties, be ideal systems to characterise the technique, and give access to several fundamentally interesting aspects of reactive collisions: Penning ionisation [60, 61].