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It is important to locate the sources of forced oscillations because once their sources are identified, the forced oscillations can be mitigated by removing the sources.
It shows that the integral windup problem can be mitigated by removing the position setpoint in the proportional error term and injecting the velocity setpoint in the integral state.
Using the initially recovered data symbols (34), the data interference can be mitigated by removing S ^ ( 0 ) from the received signals as y D ( 1 ) t = y D t − α s ^ ( 0 ) t h ^ SRD ( 0 ) t = α p S t h SRD t + p R t h RD t + α s t h SRD t − h ^ SRD ( 0 ) t + α h ^ SRD ( 0 ) t s t − s ^ ( 0 ) t + w t. (35).
These segments resemble on-target data and are dominated by systematic bias, which can be mitigated by removing the first singular component (Fig. 2b).
This should be mitigated by AChE activity, whose task is to remove AChE from the receptors, but AChE activity is depressed by some concentrations of the Ag NPs.
Coupled with their natural insect specificity, safety concerns can also be mitigated by using safe effector proteins with selection marker genes removed after transformation.
And the short-term effects can be mitigated by taking precautions like wearing masks, gloves and boots and removing mold-infested wallboard.
Though the timing offset can be mitigated by the ranging capability of WiMedia UWB, it cannot be removed perfectly.
This detrimental effect of WWTPs operation can be mitigated by integrating the traditional treatment with a microalgae cultivation pond where CO2 is fixed into autotrophic biomass and the positive side effect of removing nutrients also takes place.
