Sentence examples for mitigate losing from inspiring English sources

Our in vitro technique involves culture of fresh isolates in the field ("ex-vivo") to mitigate losing clones, perhaps artemisinin resistant clones, which may not survive cryopreservation.

Figure 11 depicts an example of the use of the proposed algorithm to mitigate lost packets for the videos "Foreman" and "Mobile".

Lost circulation is one of the most common and costly problems in drilling operations, but in many operational situations, wellbore strengthening is an effective and economic technique to prevent or mitigate lost circulation.

Over years of research efforts and field practices, wellbore strengthening techniques have been successfully applied in the field to mitigate lost circulation and have proved effective in extending the drilling margin to access undrillable formations.

"As the company adds new accounts and customers step up to unlimited plans, mitigating lost overage revenues, Verizon believes its service-revenue trend has flattened and expects an improving trend in the second half," it said.

But we saw how the collapse of Woolworth's physical and online entertainment distributor Entertainment UK in December killed off those stores online and on the high street - by taking control, HMV mitigates against losing its increasingly important digital distribution channel, and also gets to benefit from 7Digital's own prospects.

Network Coding is a technique that combines packets in the network with the potential to mitigate packet lost.

But Tillerson said a tax on carbon would reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but insisted the policy must be revenue neutral to mitigate jobs lost in the fossil fuel sector. .

BBFC's 2007 "Video Games Report" highlighted that being in control mitigates the player "losing themselves" in the violence because their suspension of disbelief is constantly interrupted by the need to take action.

Based on the results, guidelines for the assessment of long-term cement sheath integrity and selection of cement systems mechanical properties are given to mitigate the risk of losing zonal isolation.

These patterns suggest that survival requires the ability to utilize intracellular resources to mitigate the consequences of losing a particular nutrient.