Sentence examples for mitigate and control from inspiring English sources

"The proactive and professional relationship that exists between Mexican authorities and the F.D.A. has always helped to expeditiously mitigate and control any potential risks," he said.

Five additional barriers are established to mitigate and control the blowout accident, and event tree analysis is used to analyze the possible consequence chains.

Third-party damage is an important factor leading to subsea pipelines failure, and risk analysis an efficient approach to mitigate and control such events.

We have a simulation in which you're a business leader developing a customer proposal and you have to consider different risks—how to account for them, how to mitigate and control them.

Using the management of invasive species as an example, the federal government spends $120 billion to mitigate and control non-native plants and animals that would otherwise harm the environment, agriculture, or human health.

This paper describes non-hearing protection methods being implemented to mitigate and control noise within the US Navy and US Marine Corps.

Since the spray acts as a shield that attenuates radiation such global radiation characteristics can readily be used in simple, preliminary design analyses for mitigating and controlling fires.

"This should not be of concern to staffing clients, as potential liability for temporary workers is the same as (and in some cases less than) liability for the client's internal employees, and can be mitigated and controlled by clients," American Staffing Association general counsel Stephen Dwyer wrote in an email.

Based on the risk identification, it is proposed that risks can be mitigated and controlled by taking various measures, such as optimizing vessel structure, correct selection of materials, mitigation of ignition sources, on-line safety monitoring, safe operation and management.

Introducing a "self-healing" solution for stringer run-out configurations has the benefit of mitigating and controlling damage initiation, and by introducing this concept there is great potential to reduce excessive conservative safety margins that could ultimately lead to more lightweight designs.

Other novel treatments and specific therapies applied at an earlier prefibrotic stage of SSc may be more beneficial in mitigating and controlling the disease.