Sentence examples for mitigate this shortcoming from inspiring English sources

To mitigate this shortcoming, PR/DPR FE models are often endowed with so-called "embedded piles" (EPs), i.e. 1D beam elements embedded into discretized soil domains.

Different techniques are used to mitigate this shortcoming, including Pulse Shape Discrimination (PSD) or threshold settings that suppress all gammas as well as much of the neutrons.

Initial efforts to mitigate this shortcoming have generally been restricted to a single reactant being an unknown, utilization of property models that are linear functions of topological indices (TIs) and implementation of independent site approximation among others.

The proposed solution to mitigate this shortcoming is to increase the transmitter aperture size from half to three-quarter aperture, as depicted in Figure 1(c).

To mitigate this shortcoming, 3D pillars, shown in Figure 2, for current collection and mass transfer enhancement have been proposed [18] for solid oxide fuel cells by one of the current authors.

We attempted to partially mitigate this shortcoming by using a lower hybridization temperature (55°C), although this may have contributed to increased cross-hybridization and false positive or negative results.

The cloning procedure described here mitigates this shortcoming.

Christopher mitigated this shortcoming, but only somewhat, in the series' prequel, which includes several women, young and grown, among its main characters.

Christopher mitigated this shortcoming, but only somewhat, in the series' prequel, which includes several women, young and grown, among its main characters.

The level extension mitigates this shortcoming by adding a new field to an Access Table: the consumer level.

However, the literature suggests that reports of "no cancer" are much more accurate than reports of specific cancers 51, thus mitigating this potential shortcoming.