These problems could be mitigated, without threatening the important privacy protections established by the GDPR, through procedural checks and balances in the platforms' removal operations.
The research presented herein describes how these problems can be mitigated and thereby increase the composite efficiency of the wood concrete composite system.
Pretreatment duration had a positive effect on conversion but was mitigated with increased chemical loadings.
Further, Herkenhoff (2012) finds a spike in the employment rate of households when their debt expires, suggesting that, when households discharge their debt, the household debt overhang distortion is mitigated, which increases the employment rate.
In contrast to stochastic errors, systematic errors cannot be mitigated but may be highlighted by increasing characters in phylogenomic analyses (Delsuc et al. 2005; Jeffroy et al. 2006; Telford and Copley 2011).
This gap in measurement of cultural ecosystem services is a product of several perceived problems, some of which are not real problems and some of which can be mitigated or even solved without undue difficulty.
Hence, multipath propagation effects can be mitigated significantly, even for one-shot estimation without oversampling.
It appears that the safety penalty from lower mass can be mitigated with careful vehicle design, and that manufacturers can reduce mass as a strategy to increase their vehicles' fuel economy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions without necessarily compromising societal safety.
We believe that if public opinion is taken into consideration, the political dispute following the increase in both insurance premiums and the copayment in 2002 could be mitigated and would not occur again.
However, as ABS can be assigned to the non-victim users without any interference problem, the unbalanced allocation problem is expected to be mitigated if ABS is shared across the non-victim and the victim users.
