Sentence examples for mitigate the unknown from inspiring English sources
To enhance the performance of channel estimation, a subblock tracking-based low-complexity decision feedback approach is introduced to iteratively mitigate the unknown data interference.
To solve this problem, based on the rank filter, a self-calibration rank filter is proposed for state estimation of a nonlinear system to mitigate the effects of unknown dynamic inputs.
Thus, reporting characterization data from the materials just prior to introduction can mitigate the risk of unknown or unexpected changes to the ENMs during exposure.
Due to the limitation of these studies, the extent to which antidepressants mitigate the effects of depression remains unknown.
Buyers often prefer to do asset purchase deals as those can provide a "step up" in tax basis (and may mitigate the potential of taking on unknown liabilities of the seller).
Perhaps there are unknown facts that mitigate the situation, but it doesn't look good.
While it is understood that corridors can facilitate dispersal between patches, it remains unknown whether corridors can mitigate the negative genetic effects for entire communities modified by habitat fragmentation.
Given the extensive overlap between AD and pathological aging with respect to soluble oligomeric assemblies [ 15], but reportedly greater synaptophysin and neprilysin levels in pathological aging [ 17], an unknown resistance factor may mitigate the effects of oligomeric Aβ species on synaptic pathology.
the SIFIS are now clearing their derivatives trades through central clearing houses, which helps mitigate the risk that any one SIFI is building up an unknown unmanageable exposure.
Even though the role of leukotoxin-neutralizing antibodies in the pathogenesis of periodontal disease is unknown [ 7], the antibodies might help mitigate the systemic effects of A. actinomycetemcomitans infections.
Hence, it is unknown if sustained and uncorrected elevated PTH levels could mitigate the anabolic effect of teriparatide.
