Sentence examples for mitigate or control from inspiring English sources

This finding provides a new atomistic perspective for the GB engineering of materials with smart GB networks to mitigate or control liquid-metal embrittlement and more general embrittlement phenomena in alloys.

In other words, people are afraid they will not be able to mitigate or control their anxiety in midair.

"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.

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

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 introduce a new approach, Epidemic Control Analysis (ECA), to design effective targeted intervention strategies to mitigate and control the propagation of infections across heterogeneous contact networks.

Tripod is founded on the idea that human error can be prevented or mitigated by controlling the environment people work in [ 14, 16, 18- 20].

Although pests can be mitigated and/or controlled by biocides or pesticides, therapeutic doses of these chemicals often adversely affect the productivity and yield of the target crop.

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.

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