Sentence examples for exclusion to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrates that PI profiles can provide a non-arbitrary criterion for data exclusion to mitigate the influence of homoplasy on time calibrated branch length estimates.

Solutions for the tragedy of exclusion must be derived from social ordering, agency and dynamics of change that offer clues about how to mitigate the effects of exclusion.

Senator McCain proposed to completely eliminate the tax exclusion for employer-provided health coverage (rather than merely capping it--a half measure designed to mitigate rather than eliminate the distortions caused by the exclusion while doing nearly nothing about its unfairness).

Thus exclusion criteria in the United States and blood donation fractionation in the UK reflect measures to mitigate this risk.

In response to salinity, plants have evolved various mechanisms to mitigate osmotic stress, such as by stomatal closure to reduce water loss, by exclusion of Na+ from leaf to minimize the toxicity of Na+ and by sequestration of Na+ into root and leaf vacuoles to alleviate ionic stress to cytoplasm.

Following the analysis of the first iTRAQ set, we improved the precision of fraction injection and widened the exclusion windows for both time and m/z, from ±5 to ±7 min, and from 100 mDa to 120 ppm, respectively to mitigate some of these challenges.

You always have to mitigate".

How to mitigate this trend?

The important thing is to mitigate them".

Efforts to mitigate noise are often erased.

There are ways to mitigate these dangers.