Sentence examples for has to be mitigated from inspiring English sources

This situation is unlikely to change with the materials R&D alone and has to be mitigated in close collaboration with blanket system design.

If the hydrogen inventory in a closed space is above this upper limit then the explosion has to be mitigated by the venting technique.

Since the use of HPC in structural elements has gained wide acceptance in the last decades, the large magnitude of early-age autogenous strains and stresses has to be mitigated to enhance the durability of concrete structure.

However, there is a risk of identifier collision between property and descriptor registries (e.g. when they both assign Container identifiers as a sequence of integers) that has to be mitigated.

On the other hand, clustered multicell joint processing utilizes multiple signal processors in order to form BS clusters of limited size, but this localized cooperation introduces intercluster interference into the system, which has to be mitigated in order to harvest the full potential of multicell joint processing.

This statement however has to be mitigated.

There are also the latency impacts that have to be mitigated with a model that works on a distributed infrastructure.

However, the increased construction cost due to the varying curvature of the girder had to be mitigated to be feasible for actual construction projects.

Ionosphere delay is very important to GNSS observations, since it is one of the main error sources which have to be mitigated even eliminated in order to determine reliable and precise positions.

Conclusions about long-term effectiveness (and/or tolerability), being based on the three subjects who remained on treatment, have to be mitigated on the basis of these limitations.

In the case of mGlu5, these concerns have been shown to be mitigated by mimicking physiological conditions and potentiating the receptor with a positive allosteric modulator (PAM).