Sentence examples for be effectively mitigated from inspiring English sources
The performance analysis shows that the effects of fading can be effectively mitigated by taking advantage of spatial and temporal diversities.
The elevated confounding effect of PS due to the use of less desirable controls can be effectively mitigated by methods such as the one proposed here.
Thus, operating limits thought to be endemic to microwave-assisted protocols could be effectively mitigated.
However, this resonance-like behavior can be effectively mitigated by adding viscous damping to the isolation system.
RF calculations have established that these resonances can be effectively mitigated by a series of suitably located electrically conducting contacts between the port and plug.
It seems that the vortex-induced vibration of the solar tower could be effectively mitigated if the structural damping ratio could be enhanced over 1.0%.
While designed channels may have less-incised banks and greater sinuousity than the degraded streams they replace, these reach-scale efforts do not appear to be effectively mitigating the physical, hydrological, or chemical alterations that are responsible for the loss of sensitive taxa and the declines in water quality that typically motivate restoration efforts.
Although the effects of droughts since 1950 have been effectively mitigated by food imports, in previous decades large scale mortality occurred in Cape Verde as a result of multi-year droughts; most notably in 1810 AD, 1830 AD, and from 1941 through to the late 1940s (WorldAtlas 2011).
Hence, short-term pesticide exposure did cause individual-level effects in stream macroinvertebrates, but these were not translated to effects at the population or community-level and were effectively mitigated by the adoption of a no-spray buffer zone.
The results showed that the migration more was effectively mitigated by introducing polymerizable groups into the HHMP-Si-CC.
Slow acceptance rates are effectively mitigated by allowing the system to restructure as it accommodates the inserted MC-atoms, mimicking the kinetic restructuring of the system as the new phase is formed.
