Sentence examples for alternative to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Organic working fluids have become an attractive alternative to mitigate these inefficiencies.
Revetments made of polyurethane bonded aggregates (PBA) are a recent alternative to mitigate coastal erosion.
An alternative to mitigate the aforementioned issues is to split the problem into several sub-systems.
This additional novel benefit pushes on the asynchronous design as a better alternative to mitigate transient faults in deep-submicron technology-based circuits.
Managerial implications are related to the need for companies to remain competitive and profitable, and innovation and environmental sustainability can be used as an alternative to mitigate environmental risks derived from the company's activities.
Inoculation of crop with plant growth promoting bacteria (PGPB) is becoming more imperative as an alternative to mitigate abiotic stresses (i.e., salinity) since PGPB have been reported to overcome stress effects.
If it is too early to have a legally binding agreement at COP 16 next month, then the Solomon Islands, as a member of Association of Small Islands States (AOSIS) should discuss other alternatives to mitigate climate change at the Tarawa Climate Change Conferencein Kiribati next week.
Additionally, this study investigates potential structural design alternatives to mitigate damage from earthquake exposure given scour conditions.
Practical implications of this research is related to the need for companies to remain competitive and profitable, and innovation and environmental sustainability can be used as alternatives to mitigate environmental risks derived from the company's activities.
Lim et al. (2016) investigated the seismic performance of intermediate aspect ratio coupling beams using proposed alternatives to mitigate the construction difficulties associated with diagonal reinforcement by combining conventional and diagonal reinforcement construction details.
Quantifying S. orbiculatus reproductive mechanisms after fire will yield basic biological insights to assist managers in appropriately applying disturbance regimes and potentially develop alternative strategies to mitigate encroachment.
