Sentence examples for be mitigated from the from inspiring English sources
Interference can be mitigated from the network side by limiting the resources in the cells which cause a significant portion of the interference.
If 100%% of electricity which is generated from wind turbines is used for water production and delivery, approximately 99%% of the total GHG emissions can be mitigated from three water treatment plants.
This practice benefits both participants and providers of MOOCs, since problems are mitigated from both sides.
The antinutritional factors need to be mitigated or removed from the plant protein product prior to feeding (Denstadli et al. 2007).
As for who's going to pay for the increased costs, Gross said the farms and suppliers would be responsible for new investments needed and their costs would be mitigated by the greater demand from McDonald's.
Previous research has shown that the risks of serious injury or death from bicycling can be mitigated by the decision to wear a helmet.
The negative relationship estimated from this study may be mitigated by the increasing public education against abortion among young women in Nigeria.
I will also show how some of this loss of precision can be mitigated, going from 50 times larger uncertainties than the perfectly known redshifts case, to only 2-3 times larger.
Extrinsic mortality is mortality from sources which cannot be mitigated by anything the organism does, whereas intrinsic mortality is mortality that can be reduced by allocating energy to doing so, for example by repairing tissues or performing avoidance behavior.
It argued the risks could be mitigated if emissions from potential projects were offset, but the Northern Territory government has not outlined how this could be done, despite repeated requests from Guardian Australia.
Proponents of this proposal argue that the Chained CPI is a more accurate formula and any impact on beneficiaries of the government programs affected would be mitigated by increased tax revenue from the wealthy.
