Sentence examples for mitigate abuse. from inspiring English sources
As the Eyebeam Fellow, Caroline is building chat bots and machine learning commenting systems to mitigate abuse.
She established the Safe Face Pledge in partnership with the Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law to prevent lethal use and mitigate abuse of facial analysis technology.
Formulations that mitigate abuse liability, dependence potential and public health risks (e.g., altered absorption rate and tamperability, long half-life, pro-drugs and combination products) are amenable to preclinical and clinical studies to compare their abuse potential to reference compounds.
In today's interconnected financial world, instituting measures to mitigate abuse of the international financial sector is part of the cost of doing business.
At different points in time I was responsible for the engineering of tools to mitigate abuse, compromised accounts and the login infrastructure, up to, and including, 2 factor authentication and password reset.
Under very trying circumstances, the UN mission has performed to the best of its abilities to mitigate abuses.
Unmiss described those suggestions as unjustified, adding: "Under very trying circumstances, the UN mission has performed to the best of its abilities to mitigate abuses".
In Dr. Cantor's view, the only way to mitigate child abuse from pedophiles is to try to understand them, give them a place to speak about their attractions before they're overwhelmed by them, and destigmatize the condition.
Assessing and mitigating the abuse liability (AL) of analgesics is an urgent clinical and societal problem.
The proposed rules provide weak safeguards to mitigate potential abuses of vertical integration between network operators and content providers.
Earlier research (e.g., Emmelhainz & Adams, 1999; Kolk & van Tulder, 2002) revealed that a growing number of apparel companies established codes of conduct during the 1990s in order to ensure healthy and safe working conditions and to mitigate labor abuses, such as child labor.
