Sentence examples similar to mitigate a flaw from inspiring English sources

Apples may mitigate a migraine.

To mitigate this flaw, his selvesware recommends a more sensitive persona.

To mitigate the aforementioned flaws a real-time PCR (RT-PCR) assay the LightCycler® 480 RT- PCR SNP (LRPS) assay was developed to genotype MTBC directly from processed sputum samples using hybridization probes.

Now they need to add teams to mitigate the central flaw of the wild card, which is that it dilutes the importance of the regular season".

Since neither is completely "self-correcting", each is needed to mitigate the flaws of the other.

Special effects and gimmicks are fascinating to read about and watch, and they're good for ticket sales, but if the movie's story and characters don't deliver, the behind-the-scenes details shouldn't mitigate the flaws.

Milhaud's neoclassical orchestration resembles that of Stravinsky in "The Rake's Progress," but is sometimes over-energized by his characters' inner lives — a flaw that should be mitigated by Nicholas DeMaison, who has made a chamber version for thirteen players (drawn from the ranks of the superb International Contemporary Ensemble).

Properly conducted, this assessment would have identified and mitigated the flaws in the air-to-air refuelling system.

I do note that additional follow-up tests for key hits (serotonin/NFκB) mitigates these flaws somewhat, but that doesn't justify t-test mis-use.

The conditions and implementation mechanism are chosen in such a way that they actually mitigate each other's flaws and work complimentarily by improving the signal-to-interference ratio at the output (discussed in the following sections).

In addition, mitigating the ITZ flaws results in overall lower porosity in the matrix, leading to enhanced mechanical strength (Mehta et al. 2006).