Sentence examples for capacity mitigating from inspiring English sources

This may be due to the improved hot electron cooling capacity mitigating the extent of carrier leakage.

This increased capacity mitigates the expected harm and, hence, is a form of precaution.

Regular reference to a vision (and set of metrics (population health, organizational and community capacity) mitigated political factors.

A damage avoidant seismic solution is being developed to provide the required lateral drift capacity while mitigating the damage through controlled rocking motion.

In conclusion, Gadd45a serves as an important regulator in maintaining HSC self-renewal capacity and mitigating hematopoietic malignancy in the context of ATM deficiency.

"Our medical teams continue to show exceptional capacity in mitigating the effects of the weather with our winter emergency planning," said Noah Morris, a member of the council who was there until Monday.

Simulation results show that the cooperative system using the smart selection scheme can improve the channel capacity and mitigate the correlated channels' effects, yielding capacity gains close to the theoretical maximum gain.

To me, climate change is an existential threat, and effective capacity to mitigate and adapt to it, is of immense value.

To increase road capacity and mitigate congestion impact for a short-term work zone, temporary shoulder use may be applied.

This paper presents a systematic strategy for the design and placement of buffering capacity to mitigate concentration changes.

The heavy cuts to services in deprived regions – often characterised as economically "left behind" areas – have been compounded by high levels of poverty and a lower capacity to mitigate cuts through local taxation or asset sales, the study found.