Sentence examples for mitigate problems with from inspiring English sources

The progress of battery technology and robust computational frame interpolation techniques can mitigate problems with the current CCE capsules.

Pretreatment of seawater is a major step in seawater desalination, which can mitigate problems with reverse osmosis (RO) membranes.

To examine GPs' preferences for organisational characteristics in general practice with focus on aspects that can potentially mitigate problems with GP shortages.

To mitigate problems with the translation of the surveys to a new population (e.g., see Asghar et al. 2007), we had several native Spanish-speaking residents of Galápagos and elsewhere (including one professional translator) inspect the exam to ensure its accuracy and clarity.

By virtue of their low copy number, fosmids often mitigate problems with the cloning of troublesome sequences.

To help mitigate problems with using gene expression data in network inference, external data sources can be integrated into the inference process.

We plan to do this with our liposomes, where small chemical dyes may be employed, mitigating problems with large fusion proteins.

Furthermore, in the presence of the large dynamic range for the mixing coefficients, the weighted iterative sampling mitigates problems with convergence in the vicinity of the true parameters (Supporting Information, Section B).

This research systematically examines the mechanism of asphaltene precipitation and how to mitigate problems associated with asphaltene deposition based on compositional simulations.

This paper covers efforts undertaken to mitigate problems associated with high concentrations of calcium (4000 mg/l) in the presence of 30,000 mg/l NaCl.

This will mitigate problems associated with using the OC4 close to the coast, as interferences and overestimations are expected to be constant.