Sentence examples for mitigate the possible from inspiring English sources

Therefore, adaptive management, especially adaptive operating rules for reservoirs, has been developed to mitigate the possible adverse effects of climate change.

In the presence of hysteresis, the authors note, there is a strong argument for monetary policymakers "to be more activist, in order to mitigate the possible damage to the current and future supply side of the economy".

In this article, we explore the advantages and disadvantages associated with the use of SFRs in the NICU and provide suggestions to help mitigate the possible negative effects on infants, families and staff.

The three scientists, writing on behalf of 40 co-authors, said that the past year had seen the benefits of the work on H5N1 explained clearly in publications and meetings and that measures to mitigate the possible risks of the work had been detailed.

I have also included a sector-of-employment dummy to mitigate the possible endogeneity of the work schedule, plus dummies for region of residence.

After the initial reconstruction, the instantaneous frequency laws must be filtered in order to mitigate the possible gaps that may appear at the transitions between estimation windows [17].

In South Sudan, a country facing one of the most severe food shortages in the world, we have been actively working to mitigate the worst possible scenario of hunger.

Introducing safety relevant systems in ATM contexts requires us to understand the risk involved in order to mitigate the impact of possible failures.

Measures to mitigate the risk of possible, future, non-performing loans (NPLs) accumulating due to the recessions brought about by the 2008 financial crisis were approved by the Parliament, with 426 votes to 151 and 22 abstentions.

In the project, the RAMI approach (reliability, availability, maintainability and inspectability) has been adopted for technical risk control to mitigate all the possible failure of components in preparation for operation and maintenance.

To mitigate against the possible risk of CIN, CM should only be given to patients with severe renal dysfunction (GFR <30 ml/min) or AKI on a case-by-case basis after a risk-benefit analysis [22, 23, 24].