Sentence examples for can only be mitigated through from inspiring English sources

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Certain risks are external to UNICEF and can only be mitigated through patient advocacy; others are wholly internal and can be changed much more rapidly.

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Species loss and turnover can only be mitigated by improving migration possibilities.

An implementation risk or common mode operation failure risk to the magnetic diagnostic can only be mitigated by diversity.

But this risk can be mitigated through technological progress," Riahi said, adding that increased use of renewables like solar and wind can also help.

Although this negative impact can be mitigated through procedural fairness and just application of police powers, it cannot be eliminated.

Over penetration can be mitigated through proper ammunition choice, but is always a serious consideration with rifles.

However, this effect can be mitigated through recycling.

However, this negative impact can be mitigated through the ZF and SJNR techniques we propose.

Rather, it can be mitigated through modeling the wet and dry components of the troposphere.

Thus, the deterioration of the torsional capacity induced by defects can be mitigated through thermal treatment.

Aviation security relies on the assumption that risks can be mitigated through rule compliance.

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