Sentence examples for mitigate deficiencies from inspiring English sources
To respond to complex events involving more than one organization, and to mitigate deficiencies in collective management that arose during previous crises, Wise (2006) advocates "adaptive management".
Moreover, routine multidisciplinary family meetings for ICU patients and patient families could further mitigate deficiencies highlighted by the surveys.
In countries like India, where health care users face a choice between overstretched public systems or expensive and unregulated private services, successful public-private partnerships could harness the strengths and mitigate deficiencies of each sector.
The adjective 'affiliated' should be used rather than 'specialist' since some edaphic transgressions could be explained by soil properties that could mitigate deficiencies and toxicity arising on UM substrates rather than by the substrate itself (Read et al. 2006; Ibanez et al. 2014).
For this reason, composite pipe has been the subject of various studies aimed at mitigating deficiencies that metallic components exhibit in corrosive environments.
The D.E.C. suggested that a water fountain, a spouting plume of water just below the dam, would mitigate oxygen deficiencies that are deleterious to trout.
The current starting lineup is built for Anthony, and helps to both emphasize Anthony's talents and mitigate his deficiencies.
Agents, owners, the place of football in society, the clear issues all too many around the game still have with young working class men becoming millionaires, the bizarre belief that football is supposed to mitigate the deficiencies in rape sentencing – there is so much that a smart, brave advocate could do with the job.
Therefore, the mechanism for tolerance to Zn deficiency should be elucidated to mitigate Zn deficiency.
To mitigate this deficiency, this research identified key factors affecting the conspicuous consumption behavior of land-lost farmers.
Biofortification of rice with Zn is a cost-effective and sustainable solution to mitigate Zn deficiency problems in the rice consuming malnourished Asian populations.
