Sentence examples for allow mitigation of from inspiring English sources

Linear filtering cannot improve the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) in a passband of interest, does not discriminate between impulsive and nonimpulsive noise contributions, and does not allow mitigation of the impulsive noise relative to the nonimpulsive.

Indeed, very recent data have indicated a beneficial effect of IL-1ra upon patients with type II diabetes [38], ventricular function [39] and myocardial infarction in mice [40] and a similar approach might allow mitigation of the atherogenic potential of Western diets.

"The offence merited a low entry point in the International Rugby Board's table of sanctions and allowed mitigation of four weeks," said a statement released by the committee.

For the staff, the tool was one component of the 'harm that matters to me' process that effectively allows mitigation against harm.

Calibrated energies of all cells will be available at the second trigger level operating at 1 MHz, in order to allow further mitigation of pile-up effects in energy reconstruction.

For Company E, where the flows regard components and raw materials to manufacturing facilities that are primarily meant to serve a local market, this entails not only choosing a supplier with regard to location, but also choosing the type of components that would allow the mitigation of lead time effect by inventory management.

The recapitulation of a fetal pattern of wound healing in adult tissues would be of enormous clinical significance, as it would allow for mitigation of scar formation and diminish the attendant morbidity.

We observed that the use of nutrient B4 enabled native bacteria present in the soil to precipitate calcium carbonate, resulting in improvements in the physical, chemical, mineralogical and mechanical properties of the soil, which allowed the mitigation of the erosion processes that characterize the soil profile studied.

The host partner continues to oversee logistics, but in ideal situations, standardization of team compositions and programming allows some mitigation of the resource burden to their organization.

This approach allowed for mitigation of potential bias such as 'confounding by indication', which should be considered because patients with psychosis have an increased likelihood of SCD.

However, ad libitum access to food does not appear to allow for complete mitigation of deployment costs as this and another study [ 58] have demonstrated.