Sentence examples for exist to mitigate the from inspiring English sources
Although options exist to mitigate the risk of such strategies, incorrect assumptions about the timing or scope of adoption can leave losses in their wake.
For each attack type we will explore how the attack is perpetrated and what, if any, countermeasures exist to mitigate the attacks.
A number of approaches exist to mitigate the impact of clutter non-stationarity on clutter suppression by means of compensation for bistatic airborne radar [8 16].
As a result, reports of such crime still appear in the social media and online communities, e.g. 419scam.org[4], exist to mitigate the risk and help users to identify scam messages.
Tools exist to mitigate the impacts of intentional terrestrial plant introductions.
This variation could be explained by a number of factors, including differences in trade and public health policies, which if the case, suggests that policy space may exist to mitigate the dietary harms that trade could portend.
22. Third, the potential exists to mitigate the economic damage caused by floods and sediment delivery through forest management in uplands, riparian areas and floodplains.
Nurses are frequently interrupted during medication verification and administration; however, few interventions exist to mitigate resulting errors, and the impact of these interventions on medication safety is poorly understood.
Where measures exist to mitigate or lessen exposures to biologically active ATZ degradates such as the use of high efficiency filters in municipal water systems or other mitigation strategies for pond and surface waters (Acosta et al. 2004; Agdi et al. 2000), they should be used to ensure the best protection of public health.
Unfortunately, the physical mechanisms of rotating cavitation are not yet well understood, and as such no general design guidelines exist to mitigate its onset.
Carrier frequency offset is a well-studied problem; practical algorithms exist to mitigate CFO in a wide variety of wireless systems.
