Sentence examples for in addition to mitigating from inspiring English sources
That has certain other advantages in addition to mitigating any safety concerns associated with the stimulant-based drugs.
In addition to mitigating scour at existing bridges, consideration of floodplain access is important when planning the location of new bridges.
In addition to mitigating ICI using joint processing, resource allocation algorithms can be employed in conjunction with CoMP to achieve substantial improvements in multiuser MIMO system performance [6 8].
We use large-scale emulation on both synthetic and actual network topologies to show that the protocol successfully achieves the scalability goals in addition to mitigating the impact of adversarial attacks.
In this study, we considered the scale design for a combined heating and power (CHP) system using woody biomass for district heating and cooling (DHC) in Tanegashima, a remote island in Japan, which requires immediate forestry reformation in addition to mitigating its fossil-fuel consumption.
By definition, the end-to-end sum-rates depend not only on the second-hop achievable rates, but also on t and { ξ ̄ k } k = 1 K. Thus, in addition to mitigating interference to achieve high second-hop rates, the relay design should match the rates achieved on the second hop with those achieved on the first hop as designed in the previous step.
The main benefit observed is the possibility of reducing the level of nutrients maintaining the level of production, in addition to mitigate the effects of different types of stress.
In addition to such disability mitigating tools, a small body of evidence is emerging to suggest using novel digital technology can enhance cognitive function (e.g., Chan, Haber, Drew, & Park, 2014), improve quality of life (Schulz et al., 2014), as well as being an enjoyable learning process in itself (Rosenberg & Nygård, 2013).
The use of a CRC phase in addition to the home phase mitigates this problem, complementing assessment at home with a period of frequent highly accurate reference samples and an adequate number of reference pairs in the hypoglycaemic range by inducing a period of minor hypoglycaemia.
Previous functional analyses of the networks involved have found that, in addition to up-regulating those for mitigating the specific stressor, the majority appear to be involved in balancing energetic supply and demand and modulating progression through the cell cycle.
Benefits gained from knowledge of user real velocity are to reduce ping-pong effect caused by mobility behavior of MTs, and idea of using adaptive DT ( ( t DT ∝ 1 / υ ^ ) ) velocity lack of ability to use hysteresis methods for HWNs and in addition to novel proposed ARP method mitigates ping-pong effect caused by fluctuations and RSS due to fading.
