The synthesized design consumes a few percentages of the hardware resources of the FPGA chip, and the synthesized results show that the calibration technique is effective to mitigate the effect of timing mismatch and enhances the dynamic performance of TIADC system.
Early ADS actuation is effective to mitigate the accident.
Consequently, in the case where W/D equals 4.3, though typical wake-galloping vibration was observed, relatively small additional damping was effective to mitigate the vibration.
Finally, it was shown that a six-antenna rectangular array is effective to mitigate short-range multipath signals and provide an improved navigation solution, based on the data used in the analysis.
Due to ever increasing travel demand, fiscal and environmental constraints, it is recognized that pure transport supply or pure demand management alone is not effective to mitigate traffic congestion.
Financially it is more effective to mitigate against a hazard then to react to it.
In general, comparing the green curve in Figure 4 (A B) (Fengxiao only) with the pink curve in Figure 4 (C D and E F) (local control measure only) implies that strengthening local strategies is much more effective to mitigate outbreaks than implementing Fengxiao.
Gradual dose escalation at initiation of exenatide therapy is recommended, having been shown to be effective at mitigating nausea and vomiting with no loss of glucoregulatory activity [ 7].
Although MPAs have been shown to be effective at mitigating stresses at local scales, they may be less effective at addressing global climate change threats such as mass bleaching events (see Bruno and Selig 2007) unless they are designed specifically to address resilience.
Finally, the mixture containing ternary blends of 20% FA/LSP were in general more effective to mitigate the ASR risk for 14 days compared to all mortars.
