Sentence examples for better mitigated from inspiring English sources

The social costs could have been better mitigated, as could the decline of manufacturing, which David Cameron is now trying to address.

By identifying regions most threatened by rapid, climate change-induced instability, disasters may be better mitigated and risks reduced.

Bettcher argues that by recognizing reality enforcement and resistant responses to it, the perceived conflict (discussed earlier in this entry) between theories which reduce gender to a social construction and the political necessity of taking seriously trans identities which claim gender realness can be better mitigated.

The ADA position statement on standards of medical care in diabetes (4) insists on the optimal HbA1c target of <7% for most nonpregnant adults, stressing the evidence that microvascular complications are better mitigated with this goal with respect to macrovascular complications (level of evidence A vs. B, respectively).

Of particular importance was the assessment of the consequences of assumptions used in M&S: assumptions can be violated (e.g., addressed by additional evidence or a better model), mitigated (e.g., by label restriction, treatment regimen adjustment) or managed as potential risks for patients, regulators or sponsors.

Its purpose is to affirm that the interventional laboratory poses workplace hazards that must be acknowledged, better understood, and mitigated to the greatest extent possible.

For these reasons, it would appear that the possible biases arising from the microarray method are better controlled and mitigated [ 9] in current experiments than are the biases that arise from using the abundance within the EST database to estimate expression levels [ 21].

What are the research needs to ensure that the risks associated with Tamiflu release to the environment can be better understood, minimized, or mitigated?

This error rate could be mitigated significantly with either more coverage, or better yet, more animals from the same species.

The research reveals a range of views on the most critical uncertainties, how they can be mitigated, and how the research community can develop approaches to better support strategic decision-making.

This problem is somewhat mitigated by the frequent use of drawings, which represent typical examples much better than do single photographs (Table  1: Best Practice 4c).