Pipelines need to be easy implementable to mitigate potential insufficient computational infrastructure and/or skills.
As a result, the Department's internal controls were insufficient to mitigate the significant financial, lack of accountability and performance risks that charter school relationships with CMOs pose to Department program objectives.
The Department's internal controls were insufficient to mitigate the significant financial, lack of accountability and performance risks that charter school relationships with CMOs pose to Department program objectives.
Results showed that whilst participants delayed the initiation of the task when the lane change was performed in close proximity to them, the delay was insufficient to mitigate the effects of the increased workload, leading to task errors.
This situation is expected to worsen in developing countries, where monitoring and control policies are insufficient to mitigate coastal pollution (Wingqvist et al. 2012).
The benefits of increased efficiency were not as significant for thermoelectric power plants, where a 20percentt increase in efficiency "was still insufficient to mitigate overall reductions in cooling water use potential under changing climate".
This may indicate that the protective antioxidant response was incomplete (i.e. partial), and hence insufficient to mitigate the CR-induced increase in lipid peroxidative damage.
To date, interventions to address body composition issues have focused solely on diet, despite findings that nutritional therapy alone is insufficient to mitigate changes.
Since sexual organelle recombination is insufficient to mitigate the effects of selfish cytoplasmic elements, various mechanisms for uniparental inheritance then evolve again independently.
CB was also shown to adsorb benzene, a model hydrocarbon representing the more soluble and toxic low-molecular weight aromatic fraction of petroleum, but the extent of adsorption was insufficient to mitigate benzene toxicity to Artemia in coexposure experiments.
