Sentence examples similar to mitigate out from inspiring English sources

The spectral attenuation in corresponding primary bands is about 66 dB, which can essentially mitigate out-band interference to other networks.

Health insurance is expected to mitigate out-of-pocket expenses related to maternal health care utilization, which will encourage more women to utilize these services more readily.

GOFDM transmitter mitigates out-of-band spectrum leak to the level of that of GFDM.

To mitigate the out-of-band emission, a filter can be applied to smooth the discontinuities, and the resulting waveform of the smoothed cancelling pulse is also denoted by the dashed curve in Figure 10.

In the final analysis, both the MR damper and the viscous damper can effectively mitigate the out-of-plane component of the cable, while having little effect on the reduction of the in-plane response in most cases.

So we were trying to figure out how to mitigate that, and started cutting out anything that might become a pain in the ass later on.

We must attract new investors from the private sector to help mitigate against our tapped-out public sector and user-based funding systems.

This concern was partially mitigated by handing out the documentation sheets to the mothers, who reviewed their answers immediately after the interview.

Among the entrees that followed were a mushy vegetarian moussaka; an indifferent shawarma/gyro platter of too-chewy grilled beef (supposedly marinated but lacking marinade-tenderness) and oven-baked kibbe (seasoned ground beef), which needed a sauce to mitigate the dried-out aspect.

Typically, the AQM drop decision is probabilistic on certain queue parameters to mitigate the lock-out problem [1].

Apple was simply trying to mitigate the fall-out over a price-point $130 higher than the Nexus 7 and the Kindle Fire.