Sentence examples for mitigate the efficiency from inspiring English sources
Auction-based reservation is then proposed to mitigate the efficiency loss.
Recently, a two-way relaying protocol [8, 9] has emerged as a promising technique to mitigate the spectral efficiency loss of conventional half-duplex relaying systems.
The low ROS production associated with haplogroup K might be expected to mitigate the low efficiency of the antioxidant activity of APOE ε4, 35 and this would seem to be an attractive possible mechanism of interaction for further study.
Introducing engineered nanoparticles into an aquifer or reservoir can potentially increase the storage efficiency and mitigate the risk of leakage of stored CO2.
Ni et al. proposed Cyber-Physical Solution which provides distributed processing using connected vehicle technology (CVtech) in order to mitigate the problem of safety and efficiency of the traffic system.
Process intensification technologies such as engineered catalysts, on-site heat production/removal and product purification can not only allow precise control of reaction and heat/mass transfer rates, but also help optimize the operation conditions, and, consequently, improve overall efficiency and mitigate the requirement for materials and capital investment.
For example, increased fuel efficiency may mitigate the price increases, shortages and disruptions in the global economy associated with peak oil.
Because of the magnitude of the reduction in federal Medicaid spending under the proposal... states would face significant challenges in achieving sufficient cost savings through efficiencies to mitigate the loss of federal funding.
The company said in a statement that it plans to make "some selective price increases" and "efficiency savings" to mitigate the cost of the national living wage.
It said it planned to make "some selective price increases" and "efficiency savings" to mitigate the cost of the national living wage.
This result highlights the need to implement energy efficiency policies to mitigate the growth in demand or further expand supply (through imports in the BAU case).
