Sentence examples for is successfully mitigated from inspiring English sources
Experimental data indicates that this LB LOCA is successfully mitigated by the functioning of Emergency Core Cooling System (ECCS) and Passive Containment Cooling system (PCCS), with no occurrence of core uncover or containment overpressure.
MAR addition increased the critical flux by 27.97%, indicating that membrane fouling was successfully mitigated.
The source will then be retested in order to verify any lead contamination was successfully mitigated before it is put back into service.
City analysts welcomed the company's reassurance that a good proportion of the impact of the strong dollar had been successfully mitigated by Primark's buying teams in the terms agreed on new orders.
It was found that the problem of the decline of mechanical properties can be successfully mitigated by air plasma pretreatment of PET flakes.
It was confirmed that the fluctuations of the helium temperature at chemical reactor outlet, more than 200 K, at the loss of chemical reaction could be successfully mitigated within the target of ±10 K at SG outlet.
These show when the interference is present at the input, as well as when it is being successfully mitigated at the output.
Sauve [15] showed that the β-elimination in electrophilic fluorination of 2-deoxyribonolactone can be successfully mitigated by steric triisopropylsilyl (TIPS) bulk at the susceptible β-position.
Institutional pre-seed funds such as Afore believe that pre-seed is just like any other kind of investing, with risks inherent to its stage that can be successfully mitigated.
Here we show experimentally that the effects of radiation doses approximately equivalent to as much as 2 years in low-Earth orbit are successfully mitigated by cooling and thermal annealing, allowing APDs to be used in a quantum satellite.
"These attacks were successfully mitigated by Dyn's Engineering and Operations teams," Hilton write, "but not before significant impact was felt by our customers and their end users".
