Sentence examples for guidelines to mitigate from inspiring English sources

Presents research-based design guidelines to mitigate the differences, allowing older adults to use digital technology productively and enjoyably.

Greater coordination and cooperation between space launch service providers and spacecraft designers and owners could significantly improve overall compliance with guidelines to mitigate the accumulation of debris in Earth orbit.

The framework consists of three main components: (a) a reference architecture of the DIS; (b) a list of data leakage threats mapped to DIS architectural components; and (c) a set of guidelines to mitigate data leakage threats.

We also identified cognitive and precision issues that may have an impact on the performance and feasibility of several types of interaction (double tap, long press, scale down and two-finger rotation) and propose a set of design guidelines to mitigate the associated problems and help designers envision effective interaction mechanisms for this challenging age range.

The implication of this is that guidelines to mitigate the ethical challenges can be operationalized at each stage of the screening process.

Consequently, there is a need to implement various water treatment strategies to purify the associated water to comply with Queensland's strict guidelines and to mitigate environmental risks.

Over the past two decades, sets of timber harvesting guidelines designed to mitigate the deleterious environmental impacts of tree felling, yarding, and hauling have become known as "reduced-impact logging" (RIL) techniques.

"Healthy" or "ideal" body weight is the ultimate objective of obesity treatment guidelines aiming to mitigate obesity-related health risks and improve quality of life (6).

Presents research-based design guidelines to help mitigate the differences, allowing older adults to use digital technology productively and enjoyably.

Presents research-based design guidelines to help mitigate the differences, making digital technology more appealing and less threatening to older adults.

Another difference in the guidelines was stipulated to mitigate bioavailability-related risks in patients with lower stomach acid.