Sentence examples for in order to mitigate the problem from inspiring English sources

Advanced pattern recognition algorithms have been historically designed in order to mitigate the problem of subjectivity that characterises technical analysis (also known as 'charting'charting

Ni et al. proposed Cyber-Physical Solution which provides distributed processing using connected vehicle technology (CVtech) in order to mitigate the problem of safety and efficiency of the traffic system.

Furthermore, we present the general and transversal strategies that they use in order to mitigate the problem and finally put forward the use of mobile technology as a transversal tool.

In order to mitigate the problem, the society at large must be educated on the life of children working on the streets and accept it as one of the worst forms of child labour in Ethiopia.

In order to mitigate the problem with multicollinearity, we first performed a factor analysis to identify independent factors within the cytokine data (see online supplementary table S4), and used these factors as independent variables in stepwise regression.

One of the recurring problems in civil engineering and landscape management is the detection of natural and man-made cavities in order to mitigate the problems of collapse and subsurface subsidence.

Voltage support is performed by reactive power compensation which can mitigate the over/under voltage problem; furthermore, the active power curtailment is proposed in order to mitigate the overvoltage problem when the reactive power compensation is not sufficient.

In order to mitigate the overfitting problem, the matrices were rebuilt eliminating repeated sites.

Therefore in order to mitigate the aforementioned problems related to emulsions, a better understanding of how emulsions are formed and stabilized is essential.

In order to mitigate the numerical problems caused by large numbers (e.g., is on the order of in the experimental data), we scale down the variables in the SDE (in particular, scaling factor was chosen).

Furthermore, several studies propose solutions that present additional computational complexity in order to mitigate the pilot contamination problem.