Sentence examples for be engineered to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Conventional motorcycle helmets, which absorb collision energy by deforming a crushable portion in a predictable manner, can be engineered to mitigate injuries resulting from only a certain range of impact forces.
Ecological ditches (eco-ditches) which are engineered to mitigate N loss from agricultural runoff.
One approach to mitigate this response is to apply a bioactive coating in the form of an ultra-porous silica sol gel, which can be engineered to improve biocompatibility and to enable local drug delivery.
It is engineered "to lock in hydration".
Atala hopes his technique will mitigate both immunological and psychological issues because his penises would be engineered using a patient's own cells.
Other mechanical and signal processing devices, such as absorbing barriers or noise gates, are also employed by sound engineers to mitigate this problem, but they only solve the problem partially, being most effective when used with transient signals [3].
Finally, the methodology described will enable structural engineers to mitigate CO2 emissions in their RC structural designs.
The identification of vulnerable areas enables soil conservationists and engineers to mitigate gully erosion by applying preventive conservation practices.
Proper ventilation requirements for generators are not adequately appreciated and engineered safeties should be explored to mitigate illness.
Therefore, engineering designs must be included to mitigate this risk.
