Sentence examples for can be substantially mitigated from inspiring English sources
While each contributing data source has substantial limitations, we believe that these can be substantially mitigated by the KB development approach that we propose.
Lastly, we demonstrate that these effects can be substantially mitigated through chemical PI3K inhibitors.
The influence of the contact line hysteresis on the REWOD and EWOD process can be substantially mitigated by a proper choice of the polymeric coating that contacts the conductive liquid5.
We extend the Mauer and Ott (2000) real-option model of corporate expansion, and show that, when the manager maximizes the value of his compensation package (rather than equity value), the underinvestment problem can be substantially mitigated.
In this lively book, a well-known social critic draws on evidence from movies, TV, literature, and advertising to argue that many Americans have been lulled by the media into believing that racial problems can be substantially mitigated, even vanquished, by blacks and whites working together, one on one, to reconcile their differences.
We show that data analysis is surprisingly sensitive to even small errors in multiple alignment and clustering, but that with relatively little difficulty, these artifacts can be substantially mitigated using a judicious combination of preexisting tools, and others that we have made available on the Web (http://tornado.igb.uiuc.edu).igb.uiuc.edu
We hypothesize that these failures may be substantially mitigated by an appropriate grading of elastic modulus at the ceramic surface.
By this time, the language in the defense-budget authorization had been loosened slightly: the Secretary of Defense no longer had to certify that transferred detainees could not engage in terrorism, only that the risk had been substantially mitigated.
Due to margins they impose on all traders, the risks to the counterparties are substantially mitigated.
